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(Dliio State $uunmL it rcitLrsuai DAILY, TIU-WKEKLY AND WEEKLY . BT TUB OHIO STATE JOURNAL CO MP AST. i .1.1 ll, flmrrnl 1 nif I TERMS, INVARIABLY IN ADVANCES j I. ..W 60 . 1 10 Uaiit-(iu tubjcnMri lu ou pwrear. " Mull " 0 0" " Ity (In Carrier, per week 12 !i ft. Tin ttHitiT 3 W yen-. XV kit 3 W 'I " CIub of ten anJ KTcr 160 " TEftJM OF AUVrilTIfllVG DV THE WJl'AKK. (IB!! U.tK u IM UK! i "Ji Ono iquurv 1 year ..$-0 (HI ; oiionoir3 wcsl;. Uno " Om.mth 10 00 ; tine " 2 wricks, Orw " B wni'ln 12 01 ; on " 1 ci-k.. On " 3 luaiitln 8 O'l ; oit " 6 'lay- Oat " Suioiitln 8 (m; on " 4 l.iyi.. nn II 'd. f. fll nil " lilt.. Urn " 1 month S W " 1 inprinn ou DlapUjsd stlvwtUemenU half mors tlin lh ilm- flAilrfrti"fmnt. l.l uni fliecil In tin eolumn of Allnotu-r r--iulreel Ihi iiuUMi.-il t law, J-sal rat. irnr,i.rul mi Ilin ini'li f xt-hism 1 afn r Itw llrt iri'i 60 ur cut m to tlinn the iiIkiyi- rales ; but All such will pirar In tin TrMVe.klv Mllirml elur;, Hulu" Ctrl, net i-i-ecllng tiio llnti, per Jr, hi-ti If, S'.'.tO .er hnf ; ouUil SJ. Notice of nieuliiw, cktriUbU noktl!, Arc ceinjt-nl.-. Ac bMf rrire. Advrtirmnt not serum sin led with wrilln direc-tt'ios will t inMrte.1 till lorbid, sad clitrtwlscowl-loirl-. i All trsnitenl ilt-ertUoiwnt routt be pull fa s-lrtnes. Wuklt (Jnr nquara one wsik, 60 crat ; twowctW, 75c ; thrtu wwk, $1 ; one mntli. $1 ,24 ; tbrw moutlii, 93.60 : lt month. ; ono year. 110. t'nder I ho nrrMtut ylsm, tin adrertlMr pari so much for His '.cs be o.-cnjiiei, the clung lwlr.it cbareNlile with the coniioIUua oulj. It ii now gen-trail r iloptt. livjy VOLUME XLV. COLUMBUS, OHIO, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1854. NUMBER 13 x The Opera. By our own Critic, Mb. Editoh: 1 ak your pardon for neglecting to xvrlto to yon lielore, but the truth of the matter is. 1 have been Kick, dud pnrt of the time sluco I wrote to yon last I have boon lint on my buck. so Unit I couldn't pit to go In coo the oeiy of "Krniinny" performed, ami in course couldn't tell you anything nbtiiit it. The wny 1 Rot niik waby finlin it "ihzrn J't irit w coiin Frtd called 'em. K red In n Klalimi ol mino tli;it I happened to come acrnnt Ihto In the city, and aa soon an ho saw mo lio ollt-red to "thow me around," providin, hi! euitl my ptisi tiring could Ptniul It. I told Ulm to k in. and ou the night afttT I wrote you my first letter we were kte roitin around town, as lie cnllnl it, and he asked me to flop in at some kind ot a shop and take a "rf:rn ViVrf." We Ifilh took a plate full, when I discovered tint tiny were oytus all the time, and told Fred wed better take onothir "dozen fried.'' Ho caved in, and in atxmt twoliourmilterwardfl wanso wonderl'ullv gripnl I had to ru to lied. 1 R"t well enoiiKn though to tend tlm opery on Friday to u the Coniick Ilnrber of Sell il If performed. Fred wiie aloiift. He stuck tome like a htp lick all the time 1 wan H'ck. and after 1 Kt almut n'uln caid he would lie my i,vrwnr all tin1 time 1 stopped in the city. I didii't exactly know what he meant by it, but p'piwo he wouldn't have caid H withotit'lie meant to do it. Fred aid I looked it little rusty hi my ilrest. but 1 him lohl 1 had on mv nicest, m he ought not to complain. He was drecfed in black breechen andf-wnller tailed coat, while waiMcnat and turn ilo.vn collar Story for Weatbrr-Griunblcn BT A13TIS C. HUH DICK. The Fmall p;u ih of Fallowilule had beon for H'.'Uie time willmut pattur. Tim lucmbera were noiirly all (atmcia, uud they had not much money to bestow upon the support of a clergy ui.ui; yet they wem willing to pay for anything that could promise them any due return ot t;ood. In t:oure of time, it h ippeued that the Ki v. Adam Surely visited Fallowdale, and, as aij.iMnlh pa.-sed during hi sojourn, ho held a nieetini; in tUu little parish church. The people tvere pkoitd with Im preach iug. and souio of iheui )ropu.'Ld inviting him to stay with them, and take eliargu of their Rpirilual welfare. Up-ou tha merits of this pruposiiiiia there w as a lonii tliscutKion. Parson surolv had eliJiiilled hid williunesa to take- up a permanent residence in Fallondale, but lhomembertcould nut so readily aree to have him. "1 don't K'O the um ol hiring u painon," said Mr. .Sharp, an old farmer of iho place, "lie can do us no good. It we have got any money to fparu, we had bettor lay il up for Kino thing eie. A narnon can't Uo me any good." To thi!t it wus amtwered that stated religious meetings would be of great Iwneiit to the younger tteonle ana uuo a source ol real gomi to ail. "1 don't know admit thut," swid Sharp, after no nail henril tnc argument npitum mm. fciiarp wo-hoiic of tho wealUiicst men in the parish, mid consequently otic of the most inline!. vial. "Ivo hearn tell," continued he, "of a puruoii that could pray for rain, and hava it come at any time. iow, n wo coum im upon mien a pardon as ihal, 1 would go fur hiring him,'' This opened a new idea to the uiisopliiHticfl-ted miiiils of Fallowdale. Tim farmers had ul-h red with long drought, and after arguing a while luiiir, they agreed to hire I'urMm Surely uirm the condition that he should give them rain whenever they wished it, and on the olher hand that be would give them (air weather whenever reipiircd. DeacousSniiLh uud Towns-hend were deputized to make thin arrangement known to the parson, and the people remained in the church while the mcKeengew went upon their errand. When the deacmis returned, .Mr. Surely accompanied them, lie smiled an he en tered uie ciimeii, ami witu a graceiui now Minted the people there a-uihled. "Vtell. my menus," lie taiu. as Tie ascended the ohilform in fr.nl of Ihedesk, " I have heard your request ot me, uml strange an it uiny appear. l navo come lo accept your proposals; oni i can only do it on one condition ; nud that I. mat your retptesl lor a cimiigc oi weaiuer ie umitiinimiH." This appeared very rensonahle, since every member ol lite parish had a deep interest in the farming huxiiiCfP, and ere long it wna arranged lhal Mr. Surely snoulu become tuintor o! 1-al- lowdalc, and that he should give the people ram whenever lliey asKeu lor it. neti iiir. n lay Hlran,,, an he wiid. My collar ctood j Surely rclunied to Ii'ih lodging, his wife was as htriiiirlit and ttilf an a wheelbiirry.side, fur I had llxed It to its place by ft dozen pins all around mv neck, and lold Fred every timo 1 got sight of tlie corner of it by looking eyes right or eyes left, that 1 thot It was " fity.'1 (1 have learned a heap of these big words sluco I wrote you hint. Well, we tended Iho opery. Fred had on glove", nirl carried In hln poek'-t his opery glass, the same kind ol a thing ttmt I callul a goggle, in my last loiter. Wc got In late, and the congregation had assembled. The first thing thut look my notice wan, (and I grew mightily tickh il over It,) that my letter to you about l hose peaky low-neck rs had skeertd mot all o' tho women thut had 'em on up into the cecond ntnry of Iho house, the upper tear, or drcn circle, n Fred called il; but 1 thought it ought to ltj called the umlrcs cir-etr. 1 didn't ree but one or two of tlm women below with their long necks, and mo I told Fred that my letter alwut the opery had kind o' raised 'em. Htnw! says he, don't you understand; why all tho low-neckers are goiu' up rtaiii", lo get iu tho Hllle narrow lioxes, so us 1 he feller kin have o belter chnnro, nnd look right down into Um without pnllin' out their opery pluls. Well, I'll swear, that idea kind o' took me. I pulled my bat rim down over my eyce, and, sajF I, "Frul lea go vp ttairs." "Now," tays Fred, alter wc derated muelvep, "you too nmr'n hull' of these irmales don't care a cusB aliout the opery, or tkientiflck muir. They don't know It tlat 'from a bull's- tail. Now. Iln.-re'fl n woman siltln u lectio to the left, (and Fred levelled hh opery glasa right nt the back of her head,) that's, jot come here to r-how olf her flue points of neck mid shoulder. Here, take a peep at her;'' and he handrd me his goggles. It put it up in my fuee. but kind o' waMil'-d Mint fust thai 1 couldn't see notion lit all; I couldn't git it on the place. "Why. dam il," says Fred, "you're Icokiutothe right. To Ibf lelt. to the left.'' At that 1 grablx'd the pesky thing will) both bands, took a rest airin one nf the poi'ts, and brought the infirm:) en t right down on her. How Inng 1 kept a loukin I don't know, lut Fred irot tired nnilin, ami cive me a undue, asked me what I wan doin. Fred," nys I, ! , was fist luii.'. hi tit fit r tinr point." He took havo it utterly aslounded ou hearing the nature of the contract tlint lie had entered into. ltut yon know you can't make it rain," per-Ipted Mis. .Surely ; "and you know the farmers will he wauling rain very often when thero is none for them. You will be disgraced." "1 will teach them a lesson quietly replied the pastor. "Ay that you cannot be as good oh your word; and w hen they have learned it they will turn you off." " We shall hec," was Mr. .Surely 's reply, an ho took up a book and commenced reading. This was a signal to desi-t from further conversation ou the subject, nud she at once olieyvd. Time Hew on, uud at length the hot ilavn of midsummer came, turtlireu weeUs.it had not rained, and the corn was Ix-ginning lo curl up lieiiuath the ellec s of tho drought. In this i-.v treiuily tho people bethought thetii'-elveii of the promises of their psialor, and Mime of them hue-Iciifd to his dwelling. "Come," said Sharp, who: hilly larm was silllering severely, "we want Fume- tain. You remember your promise." "Certainly," returned Mr. Surely, "ifymi w ill call a meeting ol the members of the parish, 1 1 will be With you this evening.'' Willi this, the applicants were peifictly salii lieil.niid they ha-tened to call the llock loetljiT. Now, you will see the hour of your disgrace,'1 sa'tl Mrs. Surely, after tho visitors had gone. "1 am sorry you undertook to deceive them so." " 1 did not deceive." " Yes, Surely, you did." " We shall see." "So wo shall see." The hour of meeting oauio round, and Mr. Surely met lib pcopli at the clunch ; -u,id they were ull there ; most of them anxioii'. u;id the rest curlou. 'Now,.uiy friends," said the pastor, rising upon the platform, " I havo come I t h'.ar your request. What is it " " We want rain." bluntly sp'.Iii- fainier Sharp. " and you know you prom hud to give It to n." "Ay. tain lain," repeated half a dozen roicos. Very well. ni'. when will you want to The Worsted Stocking. A TItUS BTORT. " Father will havo dono the great chimney tonight, won't he mother 1" taid little Tom Llow aid, as he stood waiting for his father's break- last, wtnen no carried to luin at ms worn every morniug. " lie said ha honed all the Fcaflblding would ho down to-night," answered his mother, " and that'll be a line eight : lor I never like the end ing of those great chimneys it's so ribky thy father's to be the last up." " F.h, then, but I'll go and see him, and help 'em to give a shout albro ho comes down," euid lorn. " And Ihen," continued his mother, if all goes right, wo are to nave a irolto to-morrow, uud i go into the country, and tako our dinners, and spend nil tlie day amongst tnc wood." " Hurrah 1" cried Tom. as be ran oil" to bU father place or work, with a can of milk in one hand and sotno bread in tho other. His mother stood at the door watching him as bo went merrily whistling down tho street, and then she thought of the dear father be was going to, and the dangerous work he was engaged in, and then her heart sought Its euro refuge, ami she prayed to tied to protect and bloat her treasures. Tom, with a light heart, purmcd his way to his father, and, leaving him his breakfast, went to his own work, which waa at some distance. Iu the evening, ou his way home, he went round to seo how his father was getting on. James Howard, the father, and a number of other workmen hud been building ouu ol those lolly chimneys, which, in our great manulaciuring towns, almost supply tho place of other architectural beauty. Tills chimney was one of tho highest and most tnprring that has ever boon erected ; and as Tom, Blinding his eyes from the slanting rnys id the setting sun, looked up to the top in search of his father, his heart almost sank within Mm at the appalling height. Tho scutfohling was almost all down; tho men at tho bottom were removing the last beams and poles. Tom's lather stood alono on the lop. He looked all round to see that everything was right, nud then waving his hat iu the air, the men below answered him with a long, loud cheer, little Tom shout-In ir as heartily as any ol them. Ah their voices died away, however, they heard u very dillerent sound a cry ol inarm and uorror irom aoove: "The rope! Tho rope!" The men looked round, and. coiled upon the ground lay the rope, which, liefore the scadolding was removed, should havo been fastened lo the chimney, tor Tom's fnther to come down by! The scaffolding had been taken down, without their remembering to take the rope- up. There was a dead silence. They nil knew It was Impossible to throw the roie up high enough to reach the top of Iho chimney ; or if he could. It would hardly havo boon safe. They stood iu silence and dismay, uuabln to give any help or think of any means of snlety. And Tom's father. He walked round and round the littlo circle, the dizzy height seeming every moment to grow more fearful, and the solid earth further and further from him. In the sudden panic ho lost his presence of mind, and his senses almost failed him. Ho shut his eyes; he fell as if, the next moment, he must lie dashed to pieces on the ground lielow, The day had parsed an. Industriously umUwilt ly as usual, with Tom's mother at home. She was alw ays busily employed fur her husband and children, in some wny or oilier; and to-day she had iH'i'ii hard, r at work than tibial, getting ready for the holiday to-morrow. She hud just linMicd all her preparation, and her thoughts were silently thankiugliod for her liuimv home. and (or all tlie blessings oi nie. wnen loin ran Ojjto State Iflitrnal. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1854. The Tournament. The Indianapolis Journal Introduces tho description of the recent tournament at Louisville with some very just reflections upon that sort ol pastime. As there is a vcln'of humor about it, wo copy for the bcaetlt of our readers. Wo condense the following account of the broomstick tournament at Louisville, on Monday, from the Journal. It will be seen from this description that it was not very much inferior to the silly performance in the Hippodrome of tlm same kind. Allowing lor tho greater practice and better trained horses or tho circus men, and we suspect the Louisville performance was pretty nearly as good as the other. The att'uir in both places has a strong smack of chil dren "ulavinir horse." with sucks, ine real joust hud euough danger about it to dignify it somcw hat, but this babyish imilat'on. punching at a ring with a pole, is inexpressibly foolish. "(Junder-pulling.'' as it requires greater strength and courage, and it is not entirely tree Irom the Hanger ol getting a wrist sprained, or some such trl-lle, ig altogether a more manly nud scneiblo sport. If it wouldn't lie deemed impertinent, wo would suggest that the next tournament be turned into a "itiinder-ptiUing," uud that the man that "get the head" shall name the Queen, the successful breaker of the neck name the first Maid of Honor, and the one that can show the highest hnndlul of soap squeezed oil' the gander's neck, imrno the second bounty. Wo can't promise that it will be found an improvement on the other at the first trial, but it ain't be worse. Ihe ktudits mieht enter Ihctnselvrsumler lilies appropriate to the spoi l, the Knight of theFealh-cr-tied. the Kniglil of the Soap-stick, the Knight of the Quill, (Hint w ill do for mi editor.) nud so on. Then some Mr.T.S. I'hillipscould work into his speech allusions to Iho salvation of Home, ami by "suggestion," iho preservation of the Union, and eulogies on domestic comfort, and all that, so handsomely, It would bo more originnt. too, than his half plagiarized speech from lluiko. Let it bo a gander-pullinjr Ken-tuckians by all menus. We judge from onu apparently Inadvertent remark in tho account thut the citizens and spectators generally regarded tho thing a a sort of humbug. " It didn't come up to the expectation.'' Still it seems to have lieeu rather I interesting to tho young ladies w ho were on exhibition for the prize of Iho Queen's crown. "Mdt hearts," says the .loumsi, "iniliered wilh hope." Oh! if it had been n "gander-pulling," what a cheering scene the lists wbuld have lieen, ami how the " Indies' side '' would have blazed with a "joyful lighting of the eyes" a some favorite knight dashed mnilly round the with perilous soap and crowned with hardly 1 ,c,'Jl W0,'W J1" Jilw P' :ye-i.i s, and puckering oi demure mouths, ami , ' m . ; ' " - in, lliey my the uxo at kill themselves they Mormon Olfficoltki Popular Sovereignty, Ono of the most difficult questions of fbo day, and upon which tho Administration is called to act, la, tho government of tho ilormon territory of Utah. It a a pari of this Union, and the Government must look after It, so long as it re in aim a territory. Congress makes annual appropriations of solid cash to pay the expenses of tho territorial government, and yet tue men to whom it is paid, In total disregard of all law, neglect, or refuse to make any rcturm, or iu any way to account to tho executive for tho manner in which this money il expended. For more, than two years, not a single vouchor or report has baen received from them, while they havo been in the annual receipt of the government funds. Sumo time since, Judges, not of Mormon fuith, were appointed by thu President, confirmed by Ihc Senate, and were sent among them. A very short residence satlslied them ttiat they had no practical authority, and that tho people treated them, and their attempts at the exercise of their judicial functions with great contempt. They were liually driven out of tho territory, and returned to WiiHliiugUm, with the history of their .exploit, which was po, Ushed iu the paper at the time, lii ighuin Young, the Patriarch of the flock, was, Homo tiruerince, appointed tiovernor. Mis commission has expired, yet no succcsfiorhiw bjeti appointed, and no successor can be appoint ed with any hopo of ncting as Governor, unless he has two or three regiment of troops at his command. In an address to his people, publish- d in tho Dcucrct Xtwt, of .March luth, Uric- hum Young holds the following language: " We have got a territorial government, utid I am and will bo the Governor, and no nnwr can hinder it. until the Lord Almighty says, ' llrigham. you ueed not be Governor any longer,' and then I am willing to yield to another." " No persons noid trouble themselves about whether or no ho would Ire removed, for the Lord would control Uml matter just us lie pleas- d, ami neiiiter l'resiueiu rierce nor any other dWwin's of veil. ILwo woulil luivo I,, ', the I'!''?' 1,0 m"1'':'' '' victor iu Iho darli.it aino rnlo prnctnillj "llu "7 "."-' , wilh tho conquered gander's heud proudly borne on a cane before him. What a shout would go up for tho "victor of a hundred" geese, when the pursuivant or herald proclaim- il that the Knight ol .leiterson-streei gutter, or ilear-gra-s run, "hud hvmself borne doulily in arms, and won tho smyles of Indjes faire." Hh ! a " gander-pulling " " is the thing," as Hamlet ays. 'i no uc:a tunc we want 10 oe mere msec. Machine Urmorralfi Ftuni ' Uur P-irtka nn 1 Our I'ulilicV In I'ld-mm a . limine. Tho oilier class of Democrat, whom we tie- nominate the olllcial or machine Democrats, be- his face was a wh.to as ashes; and he could caiisl. they move and talk an they arc wound up, hardly get his words out. "Mother! .Mother lie canna get down." "Who, lad Thy father?"' n-ked his mother. "They've forgotten to leave him the rope. answered Tom, still scarcely able to speak, lit.- menu as ihey appenr, yet constitute in reality a distinct and powerful body iu the Slate. Il is not a new remark, wc Iw lieve, that successful parlies suck in and collect about them huge squnds oi speculating politicians, who care noui uml her started up, horror-struck, and stood lor iB for tnili, righteousness, while lln-y havo a moment as if paralyzed; then pressing her j n raVL. )!t appetite lor distinction and proven-hand over her fuee. o.h if to shut out the terrible . ,i,T- '.y IUU not precisely camp-follower, lw-picture, and breathing a prayer to God for help, c:iUse they sometimes light in the li,,e, but their she rushed out of Hie hou-e. I interest in the cmitel is deteruiiut'fl rather by When she rescind the place where her hti'bnnd the pro.-pect of booly than by nny convictions wn nt work, a crowd hud collected round the foot of tho chimney, and stood He re quite helpless, gazing up with faces lull of sorrow, "lie say he'll throw himself down," exclaimed they, as'Mr. Howard caino up. "lie Is going to throw himself down." "Therj munna do thai, lad!" cried the wife, with clear, hopeful voice; "tlieo munna do that. Wait n bit. Tak' off thy stocking, hid, and un ravel it, nnd let down the thread with a bit of mortar. Host hear me, Jetn?" The man made a sign of aswut, for it seemed lliey may bo imagined to cnlertulii. Lilto 11 tut-ynn's Dy-Lnds, who followed Kellgiou for the silver slippers she wore, they are palrtolB Ire-came it 1 piotitabli! lo bo p.itriots, iu other words, they are Democrats fx cause Democrats nre generally In th nceiidunt, which means in olUec. Soim tliius lliey slip round lo the Whigs, when the Whig have a hiiro took for success. ; but they (hid it safer, in the long run, to Lo on tl.n ntlti r- k;,b, ., m. n itioi-n iinl.v tli.n ll.r v ' in shoutin'r the uthil rallTinu cries, none more glib in the common places of electioneering, and none fo uminrentty earnest ami "iueere. lint nt they come here, lest 1 should bend my liltlo linger." This looks very much like u declaration of war against Iho rest of the Union. It Is ut least n deliauco that is full of evil omen for the fu- Later from Europe The raclflo arrived in Now York, yesterday, with Liverpool dates to the lflth. Tho news is Interesting, but not very importaut, Tho garrison of Sevastopol numbers 30,001) men, atenchikofTB force in the field 30,000, and reinforcements are expected by the middle of uctober, which will swell the total Russian force in the Crimea to 90,000. This is about the force of the Allies, by sea and land, but they are constantly being reinforced. All tho smaller English steamers, as well as the entire French fleet, are on their wny from the Ualtic. All further operations are, therefore, presumed to be at an eud. Rumors are gathering strength (hat France and England actually havo under consideration the practicability of tho re-establish incut of tho Kingdom of Poland. A telegraphic dispatch of the llith from Marseilles, tho very latest news received, says (hat each ship of the Allied fleet Is to furnish one company of marines and eight guns, making a total of 200 guns, to assist m Uie siege of Se vastopol. Tho recent commercial failures in Great ltd- talti have produced disastrous effects upon several heavy produce houses iu Ireland, and several new suspen?ions are announced. Foreign refugees havo been ordered to leave .Madrid iu eight days. Loiters from China stale lhal three attemota i liad lieon miulo by the Insurgents to take Canton, all of which provel unsuccessful. An at tempt had lieen made to c licet a compromise with thu Insurgents, but it met wilh no success, and lighting was still going on. The Imperialists were making but littlo progress towards the re-eapturo of Shanghai. Immediate steps are to bo taken to stop the indirect trade of ltus:a through the Kussiau ports. The cholera Is spreading in Dublin, but Is abating In London. Samuel 1'hillips, the novelist, U dead. Dudley Maun, Col. Aspinwall, and Cramer, Secretary of the Russian Legation, arrived in the I'ucillc. Fttou tub Ancrit. We have mentioned the safe nnivnl of the British ship Enterprise, at Tort Clarence, in the Arctic Ocean, al'icr an nliseiico of over four years from England iu search of Sir John Frunklln. There is now no British ship engaged in tho search. The Enterprise being on her way home, tho only remaining vessel now out is tho American brig Advance, of the Grlnnell expedition, tinder the command of Doctor Kane. The Enterprise had uot been heard from since 18j2, until her recent unexpected appenrancc. uire pence ami wen ocu.g ol thai territory, j CnpL McCiure ot Ul0 Investigator, dpt. Sir The practical question in now forced up-n tho j Kuw(mI ,1(cirr r ,l,o Assi.iance, and Capt. Government at Washington, whether they will j Kt.j,,u o( llie ,c(ioI,lt(. uI(, wUh !k.,r crt.'wg . u I.., .r. u. mi i.uuo.1 u,o ouoyeu. or abandoned their vess. Is in the Ice, and are now wueuier uiey win permit mis lawless Hand to remain in open roitcllion, without nn effort to liring them to subjection. It is probable the subject will come up I K-f ore Congress at Its next session. Wo have thought that Ibe present nswcl of affairs in Utah affords a capital illustration of tho Locofuco idea of "popular sovereign ty," and wc tako the liberty, lu advance of the meeting of Congress, oi suggesting to the men who passed thu Ntrbrusku bill, that here is a chauco to flu-hh the work so gloriously begun in that measure. Let Congress pass nn act, authorizing the Mormons to elect their own Governor, Secretary oi state, Judges, Marshal. Ac. v hat right has tain wiw led first ofllccr of the IlritUi friiratc the President and Senate to usurp this prern-a- Tlgrr, which vessel wnsuiifortnnateiy run ashore in England, have been arraigned and tried by' court martial, and acquitud. Of these throe vessels, the first had been aliscnt lour years, and the tw o last two yeurs. Anxiety is now felt for tho Advance, under thu command of Doctor Kuue. When she returns, as it is hocd she may In safety, these hazardous expeditions will hardly bo renewed. They huvc yielded something to gingraphirnl science, but littlo or nothing to commerce. They coet too much both of life and money. Uablti of the Russian Lieut. II oyer, who alter the death of tho cap tive of freemen? Wo can not think of auy taster, or more Democratic way of escaping from the dilemma in which the Government is placed, and destroyed near Odessa some time ago, was sent home by thu l-.mperor of Russia in a very handsome manner. The Lieut, has given to tho Let there bo a practical application of the doc-! public bis Impressions ol the royal family, and ot at if he could not speak; ai:d, taking oil hi1 stockintr. unravelled Iho worried thread, row i.,,r, k,.., ,.r.. ,, , u,,. m-m dit uml 1,ui,l,l. nflerrow, Tho people stood round in breath- lKt K-oin ill rein. It ii upon Iheir shouldeis that less silence and Kiisp.-nse, wondering what Tom's iaCump.f.i m, -M nmi nro imrne to their pla-mother could le thinking of, and why .i tent : w,iif lri'l,and hum that 1'n. tonoii guard, him iu such luWo for the carpenter's ball of ni P.,.,blie nre sebcted in thu hour of Iheir twine. t celiose ami hitMen'ini: d'cay. ,et down one end ol the llireud with a nil oi q i.; t,i,M trin cs about which the people havo beard so much, during the late caavas?. If these Mormon" are not interfered with, if they arc left to carry nut the great idea of popular ttwtreignttf, there will bo no d'nliculty. Why not do il! Tho auswer lo this liut que-lloii brings up tho : i"0"1 simrnlar ; indeed. I havo sometimes fancl-other view of tho ca. Wo havo a Locofoco ' "I tIu,t lU','y LHr,l,, 10 1'- ? Tref ident, and a Loc-loeo Congrca. If, how-; MCU lU'vm wili, taking'a mouthful ol ever. one should infer from this, that tho ma-. the i lenient, which they would spurt out upon mocrats itlo ir innate flunkey-1 jority in agreed ht its ideas o( what constitutes their Imiids, and theu rub over thr-lr faces. There the habits of the people so fur ns ihey came un der his observation. Ono peculiarity of the laU Ut Is thus spoken of : Tho Indiilercnco of the people of this country. generally, to iho me of wutir appeared tube Washlnirton Territory. We have just received tho ' Pioneer anil Dem ocrat," dated at Olympia, Washington Territory, September 1C, 1854. It Is the first number of tho 3d volume, and is very creditable in its appearance, Among the items of nowa, we sea tho editor is crowing over the election returns. It ii for tunate for him that ho is ou the I'aciJlc, for bis Locofoco brethren berealouts do not have any business in that lino Ibis season. Thoy exhausted tho subject last year. Tho fine schooner " Emiliu Parker," was launched at Olympia. on the llth or September. It was built by II. D. Morgan, and is destined for the Piigot Sound trade. It is the pioneer in ship building In that place, but. from the abundance or flue timber, ,Ve., in that vicinity, it is soon to be followed by an extensive business Id that linn. Arlrcrtfraents of "Fruit and ornamental trees, vines, Ac." display a large variety of apples, tear?, cherries, plums, currants, Ac, lor sale. A Fketch of the past, und the present condi-Hon of th's new territory or Washington cannot (ail to be. iuteiVBling to our readers. The fol-lowing from the lending article In the above named paper conveys some lalunbloinformation: "Thltinj' tt;e thottsaud iiihnliiliiniR il.n mm total of our population two yearn ajio, the een- sil returns ot iho Marshal for last year fool- mi iWtij. nud it Is cimteieiitlv believed that to-day wo culd -Number n h-n.-.l titKlil. M.u k the difference." Two years ago, and there were biff Ihrecsuw mills in operation w ittiin t.ur preent iMUindnries ouu belonging to Mr. George Drew, near Cowlitz Landing, another at Oak Point, owned by Alieruethy A: Co., nnd the other, the property of Thomas. M. Chamber. E-q., near Steihcoom. Now our Territory can boast saw mills in operation one. running a gang of twelve saws, with some half a dozen muro under process of construction. amongst which is a steam saw mil! erected by tho Mcsr. Miller, a short distance Ixdow Olympia. in which a large gang will be introduced. Our Territory has now tho ma-, ehinenj and material lo supply tho Univtrtal I'acilic coast and islands ol the ocean wilh all the lumber, square timlser, piles, ship spars, A'c, that will Ire required lor tho next half century. Nay, further, China and Japan can Iw supplied to order, without an encroachment upon our I lumbering resources to an extent of crippling! thu ability of our territory In the furnishing of; an nucquuie supply. Railroad Convention. At tha adjourned Convention of the Ohio and Indiana Railroads recently held at Dayton, the following Address to tho Stockholders was reported by a Committee and adopted by the Convention ! TO TUB STOCKHOLDERS. 'The undersigned hive, in the foregoing, endeavored lo embody the results of the Convention, in ternn as adopted, and under distinct and appropriate head.. Nearly nil of the completed, and a force ma jority of the unfinished. Railroads in Indiana ami Oti to were represented in Convention. When It is uiulerntood that the rcnresenlatives I of your respective Roads were practical, well qualified mm, and whoe attention had thereto- lore been turned to the subjects acted upon, il j gives assurance that In the two sessions occupied by their deliberations, each of those subiceta wan I carefully und maturely considered. i ne can lor tins convent on wasnromnt v re- iponded to, because tin' object of such call" was apparent to all ; and the experience, of all the completed or running Roads hud demonstrated rhe necessity ola whnlwomo reform in the prices for l ho transportation oi passengers and freight, und In lli practice, grown to an abuse, of reduced fares in favor of particular classes, and the granting of free p;tses. That experience had also taught Directors and .Stockholders, that, In consideration of the treat ost nf coiMniction ai d ennininont nf tht.lr Roads, of the forge- expenditures annually required to keep their It-ad In good repair, and In (rood order: to provide the best and most safe nnd secure engine, ears and eou'mioent minor- ally, and pv for the rapid wear. Injury, and sometimes detruction of purtioui thereof: to-1 Keep una main lain a very numerous corjig ot employes, at salnrlei necessary and proper to Insuro the service of ihose of undoubted intco rity and capacity for their rc-pcctive posts; and to charge up and maintain, from time to timo, a siitlloieut sum. from the earnings, to moot the decay of lies nud other wooden structures ; the wear of tho iron, nud of the rolling stock generally, as well as the casualties of all kinds; many, tl not all or Un m, were not earning a net sum remunerative to thu stockholders on their in vestment. It is respectful I V submitted that mnL If nni all, of the Road, have, for the past one or two yenrs. bejii carrying passengers and freights at rak-s much lielow those, as maximum rates, allowed by their charter; lielow what was, at their Inception, promised to the public as cheap rates; lielow that which was promised tho stockholders when lliey Invested their capital; lielow that fair and sustaining rate so necessary to bavo the public well served with well equipped, well ofli- Two voars atoand there were nl lo ,v,nl ! ",m rL ' " ""i ,ow " the Territory. Now, on the waters of the Sound alone, we can number near tlfly tho Cowlitz, the Columbia, Shonlwater Hayall having nn adequate supply of legitimate and nourishing Die rcuu tile hooua. :;ir:d,Z!"i! J':1:;!" jrsitf . "-.!". It may be safely assumed, that a lartro malorl- ly of llie properly owners and tax payersofeach Mate, are deeply Interested in this matter. Railroads, constructed, or being constructed, Intersect most of the counties in these two States; some ca- ' "7":.? i" T ."" ,IUCT. "W" !? . to.vnM.ii, ulo.) tbrooitb l.icl. a nmi run,. T,Mh:tttl,Wr . ? ' ; 1",vo 0 lJklMo lu law .mount, in ?2 r mi '"' " ldi rth. community .t ,o iml ., ,1 IZZ .1 ,h " i r, P , ! I". Inl'TwM In ucb ml Thov. In common tl c S 1. ami ton n. on Iho Cowl K, to uml..., j wilh , MMiml ck,i,lfr, tcrle(i oh or liny. c , have .,rn into ralt.cr, , llti(, lhc K, luin, , , ir TMi M lHck.il. .c... cirlly. I,y oy.lcrm.-n, InmlHTmcu, uuc,u , (tl0 , , , b , aitidca c .... la hnnly .l ct,.r.r.g Briculm- , ,, , , JetM xZ,Jw- and along all th and sctilemeiit. l wo yearsago ami l he only ace ssible means p,.r v thu Mock p(.clej , orul. of gamiug a transit o this 1 en itory was up the Jlnry iUa(,,t in mfMJKi )WPi ml at a r.wf'n... Z. , It tl P!i ,?'.T f" 3 of """ w"'llj. "I''l"r .rlculturl, me- ftular not cfih dividemU of 8 or 10 per cent. The lofti.lnture.., representing Ihe.e Intercti of the people of ThnrMoti nti.l I'ioice coiiiitio m 1 , .ff "r 't S? To ' Tl'l "a 'i It '" i "" lb "'""'' tc POcn,confer. S I n of hl. S ,? V- lT"'lr!!'T:roa.thtlho road, rbotil.1 l,e made lint claw ami Allen, of this con. ly. S.nco then the Nun i ru,,,. ,.,, , , 11:1 ..h .. Chow paw, through which tho road pa..e,, has l.en ndoplcd hy Iho Secretary of War a Uie ' l,i i. ,, j?,7,V, ik.i. T.. .,J 1 "J vndtrilandint. nhnl lhall loar for Iho c'n.ttc.i.m of a ...ilitarv ,...!. 1 " K r A ',,itMd"ni.1'" for Sacmeoto rilr. Th., d.. .H .... ,u. IZZ'vl J'yilVml 1"r'"'"'" I blv ""'""'J' ' '"""'I'" - i 0M' "ere de"r"J,c,i W lliiummr, tho for- spent tlicreou, iitider the dlrcriiuu or L "ul. Ar-: .. in ,.' lf .!- ( . ,,rVi, uVt 1 , V - V. I Q0CT nu" xacm TC oiaartail;-; on Ui ,n . v.- , ,, ; n.atn eiuisc oi u.o injury I t cted upon almost1 . ,, - ,. nold.l.rvA. We havo now a very nassable . M uf lll0 niaiii ro ' RRilrood . contrary I think It all for the Nat, as no one ami piacncaoie roan icauitig iitrecuy into our , mu- llo lft hn ' J,,1,itlt i,, i seems to loose lv It. and each time t I COrrtMpoodtoo of th Ohlu Sum Journal. C. fi. Hotel, ILutTsnixz, Cal., September 25, Ibttl. Eorroiui Jovrsal: llaviug promised quite a numlMir nf ft-ianila ami im miinljinn.n lh. T Tould, immediately on my arrival iu this land, mciu ueux irom me oy iciier, tuiu iot wnen I sit ma down to fulfill said promise, I find the number more numerous than I can attend to In the short space of timo allotted me by mail (Atlantic mail closes on tho 28th, none again no til tbe 15th of next monlh). So, knowing the wide spread circulation which your valuable journal has, I tako It as a medium of making good my pledge, providing you deem theeo hastily written pages worthy the space. I arrived in this city laBt evening per mail coach from 'Foster's Bar,' a flourishing mining town situated on Yuba river, in tho Sierra Nevada mountains, distance from here thirty-live milesbeing ahead of the train about two weeks, and having walked tho last two hundred miles, including the route over tho Nevada?, wit& tbe exception ol the above thirty-live miles. There I became bo foot-sore that 'twas next to impossible to proceed farther in that wny, therefore I took tbo coach, and parted with my companions, three in number, who, I forgot to mention, started with me. My reasons fur leaving tho train were, that I was impatient to finish a journey which baa ituteu now more than a mouth longer than it should have done, and also that there was danger of being frozen in tbo mountains, or, what would be considered by mo at least equally as had, starved to death as wo were about out of provisions, and there was uo way of procuring any, as tho traders, to use their language, havo all 'vamosed tho ranch.' Tho reason we are so Into In getting in is, that wo overdone the thing in tho start. Up to Lara mle and Salt Lake wo passed every body, and after that every body passed us. Wo remained twenty-four days in Great Salt Lako Valley and Cily, enjoying ourselves in nmt every particular like the '&olut,' and recruiting our horses, as we supposed, but by tho time we had struck the Humboldt, they had fallen away to rapidly that you could almost seu it. They continued to get so poor that, hy tho timo we bad got a hun dred miles down that stream, we were obliged to abandon ono wagon, tents, harness, and many traps too numerous to mention, being unable to haul them. At what aro termed the -.Meadows ' near the " sink of Humboldt, we were obliged to biro an Arkansas train to haul m another wauon. and at Trucky Hirer Crossing, the termination of iho 'Great Desert,' wo got another train to take our buggy, thus reducing us to one wagon and the two sulkies. For tho Inst four hundred miles we had to pack it. We lost three horses on tha Big Desert, Irelng tho only ones lost up to tho time 1 left tho train which makes us probably tho most fortunate company (hat has passed over this season. The amount of stock driven over tho plains this season is more than double that of any previous one, particularly cattle and the amount lost on the way by the various common causes, such as stampedes, alkali, murine, swelling la the throat, Ac, Is perfectly astonishing. Along mo Humboldt and lruckey rivers and over the great desert, cattlu und horses aro literally stacked upon one another alt tho way and I understand it is still worse by tho Carton route. I would advise anyone who has a mind to try the pleaturet of the plains, or overland route, to come with cattle, or pack over with mules, any way out wtin a none train. Cattle will beat horses any time on this road. They will average 20 miles a day all tho way through. This may be hard to believe in a country whero they can go but 12 and 15 miles; but 20 miles per day is made here by a majority of those emigrating. The trip to mo has been a pleasant one, and I hope a profitable one also. I have never enjoyed as good health as I havo since I left St. Louis; hare not had one hour, nor one minute of lick-" ness. At starting from St. Louis, I was the lightest In weight but one In our train at Salt Lake I was tho heaviest. All the train but A. W. B., B. G. and myself, had tho mountain fever at a terriblo rate ; wc escaped it as we did the alkali, Ao. The above gents were In good health when I parted from them. I itmll remain in this cily until I recover the , while stopping n wo went along to squint diately audited. I ami thither by the wind, but at la't it reached through his gogjile at some friend of hi, as ho " No. no, not to night,'' enul Deacon Smith. I MR. outstretched bands that were waiting for il. naid, ,i-rei i'i tfit parkuy. " I have six or seie:i tons of well made hay j Tom held Hi ball of siring, while his mother Well, by the lime (he iiddler.'coinmi nci d and iu llie liehl. and I would not have it wet for any-1 tin) one end of it to the worsted thread. "Now llie curtain rolled up. 1 ktnd-n-lelt pi l fer lly lliitig." said another. pull it up slowly. " cried she lo her husband, easy about tho iotr-nrcl.rri. The fact Is. Mr. ( ' Si ha1 e 1 hay out," ndd d .Mr. I'eck. " We and she gradually unwound the siring as the I'.iuior, iir more i sn-ti into tm i;,r fiiiir i , won i navf n rani lo-iogoi. women drew H gently up. ll slopped uie ' I lien let it be to iuoriov.. string had reached her husband. "Now hold " It will lake me all day luinorrow to uet my , Mr inn fust, and null it tin,' cried she, and hay in," mid Smith. I the strtnir erew henvy, nud hard to mill, lor Tom stone, and keep fast hold of lhc other." cried ; ,m ,volli, m,, ,.in moimreliiM.. or satraps in jpvlar twrtignty, he would make a tad mis-: ,ni"t of course bo many persona in Russia who the opery gfo-s agtn and we shitted nroui.d lo j This very iii0hl ; Ul il min all nlghl loug." ! ,l,c to Lit hu.-baml. Iho little thread came j olK.r imUudes) tiouri.h Hie best in those calm K ' ,,ir lloInMJl' r n. tho other side of the house. End every once in , said funnel .-harp, to which several olhen-mime- j waving down the tall chimney, blown liiilier iiu,L.s vthen no treat cotiirovet;-y ntilulcs the! r "u"m,r ni Itlnd 'tm. and at la-t I told Kn d iu n kind of a foiirlh-ol-July way, lhal 1 wouldn't care u cu-if the dud domed dresses fell elcun i!u-n, foi mv part. 1 hns the object inn eainu up for llie two sue- The audience, was tine. Fad. w lieu lhc inus:c reed in jr. days; at lenirlli, by way uf compromise, i 'ni(.y watched It irraduallv and slowly iincodim comnienred. went oil into the ((if,, and talked Mr. Sharp proposed that lliey should have rain from the ground. a Hie string w as draw n higher, about the notes of the dyin wau, nnd bright i in just four day.i, " For by thai time, all llie hay j There wa but one coil Ml. It had rencte-d eyed beauty, and the lump shone over fair wo-, that, is now out can be got in, and we need not ! the top. Tlinuk Ood! thank Ood!'' exclaim-ineti nnd brave men, nud soil eyes looked soft to n:ut any" I -d llie wile. She hid her face in h"r hands in 1 1- eye, nud nt last wound up by "ye duds, thi.t Is " Slop, slop," ull.-red Mrs. riharp, pulling her ; .ut prnyer.and tremblingly rejoiced. The rope Iho top ul lile, ami all ol a Miilileii levelled ins wormy inisnami iy llie sleeve. " i nai is nieuay , was up. The iron to which it Mintilil lie laM--h. il limes when no great coulrovely ajjlalcs the nation, nnd no important emergency awakens slrr.i' nml burnlnif pawion". Ill n iM-ses wtmli call or lolty uinbilionn uud abilities, ihey are ot no use; in ttn-t, th- y are shrivelled and con-suiin d by Hie heat of tie in, and slink out ol the way tilfthe liery sloim i ) Lt. Hut in periods of comparative public iiiditlercnce or reaction, when Here nrefewwho cine to watch them, they swarui like maggots in a carrion. As the reins of power at tho-e time- me npt lo full into thu lo,r.wrtfTii, for in- ne of water ; but I only speak from the obcr- siauce, wnuiu my invt tnorts; oi me union Das rations 1 was enabled to make during my per- nothing lo tin wdft .Mormonisui, or polygamy, sonal experience in the country. Men In the n-ii t n-ih fur ndiius on into t bo I'n Lo It lioti-ls. wnero lliey proii-i to rtive you ine con- j,..i.i ..t ,r.i. i-. p,i,nl i V. ill,., 1. 1 .,,.: . venleuce t-f a wash-hnnd stand, the liains aw of goggle at a ttiw-nrektr, The opery commenced ---ye. ami without giving you the particulars, Mr. iMitur, It ended. The comic barb-r was Ibe snine thin legned strappln big fellow that played iu the opery of and tus mother hud bftened tlie thick rope to it. lull(s r liufo m(.n of a Tvkr or Fierce, for instance the golden hour for narrow intellects and base hearts ban ai rived. The art of Administration ul once d'-genenitcs into meie trickery of management. Toad Cl'rtwl Into the Scuts ot Hie eagles. Public policy Uncinate between llie awkwardness ut coiiK'ioii" inciuupclLi:ce, and lhc hluslerinif uiroLtatice ol bullviriti. The po-res- sioii ol otlice b' cuiiii s a badg", eitht r ut imh have vt to go lo Kuowliill. It nui-if t rain I was Ihere all rltiht; but would her husband be men. ; able to make u-c nf them 7 would not the ter-1 eit;,-( r r,,ntiing, or insolence. It is won for the rain should to in one week, then resumed j t prevent him from taking Iho nece-surv meas- lor hissiilOIVT Mie tun not Know tin his seat, lint thi'would not do. M.mv of the ' n Lucy Lauimei uinre, but Hien, there wan a little iri-ople wo.ild lint have it put oil' so long. iL inlliieiice which her few word had eercicd old fellow on the stage that I hadn't seen afore; If we can't have rain belorc then, we'd tot- j over him. .'he did not know the siretijrih that Fn;d said he wa.-Sing"r Rocky, lntw profunda, ; ler not have il ut all," said they. In short, the the sound of her voice, so calm ami slemlla-l. which meant profoundly lme. Well he had a f ineelingiesulli d in jul iiocoiiclusion ai nil, or i Imil tilled him with a if Hie little thread lhal voice a is a voice. Sometimes wli-u tut stretch. the people found il utterly impossible to agree 1 carried him Iho hope of lile once more, had coned nut Iilh neck nnd drawed the b;g Adam's ait-1 upon a time when it should rain. " I'ulil you , veved to him some portion of thut tailh in (..-d. pie in his throat he made it thunder. Fred aul can make up your mind tm ihi point." said the , wbieh nothing ever destroyed er shook in her - the it won like lhe"niu1leriii;;sol the coming i.lnrm." pa(or. as ho was nU.nl leaving the etuiixdi, It soiinueil lo inn just like I tin lime our ol .iax , inn-l all trust in I tie Lord. Ami utter 111. and neighbor Wu-tihurn'. bull g"t to lighting. ; people followed him from the place. Ajax was nn awlul nuinial, and U' a.-1 ilium's bull j l.oih I'eacuti Smith and Mr. Pek got their waji a little stuiiin tnil'-d geutleiiinii, lli it had no i li-iy salely in. but on the vuy ilay lliat 31 r. more lniin,ss with .ia tlinu "I to Hercules. They run togethir in the road, ami Ajax got the little tellers head and born riht down in tin mud, uud then when lie begin to back out and 1 tn nl wilh good gr, iM-ller, It wait woteb-iliil In hear him. Nngcr Rocky made me think of Hie tiui" very much, i Well I've fining it out so long already that I can't peilcml tr give ymi all my views of thu comic linrtor of Seville. Madamo Picky Vielty nppenrod for the first time. 1 ttiouuht she sung in right good time, but then she has loo much iT the nug lont paint iidoilt her. Her liiikbaud, Singer Vielly, sung tolerably sweet, but not so good as (lie oilier feller I spoke of before. He had a right smack smooth leg, I policed, nnd all the lvu ntcktrt kept a-lookingal 'email the lime. I'll write to you agin, and do It niore particularly the next lime, about the Italian ujicry Take notice, Mr. Editor, that "I'm up to buuII" about tho operv. They do nothing else but sing it, and they sing nothing but the linlian lung- imiIhkiv can nmierstaiiu it; hill, men, it true heart. She did not kiiow that.ns he waited there, the words came over him, east down, O my soul? and why art thou di quieted within ine? Hope limit in tinl.'' She lit led un her hear! loltod for hoite find strctiifth. Miarp ami ins iuis! v. ere io nave riancu lor m,c tuhi o nolhlug more tor her liu-nautl. ami ' atu t,,. m t, eoiiholliuy .-oinxioii. ii m fi-in i urn tu i IJ..H vhiiii-m, i uer iienrt tunicu in viini. ami rtsieti on niiu a .-liarp lo1-! his visit ; hut he met the disappoint-1 on a rock. services lhal would el-ewlmrc wniratit a halter, nnil it is eoiit'em d, not as the meed of p.itliotie deMTts, but as the wnu'e of supple nud mercenary service. They who dispense putronngf do so in the eoaviclioti of Walpole, thai evt ry man tinv It is price, ami they who rcceiie it take it with n full knowledge lhal the Mump nl vtinlily is on ever) token ol silver. Superiors in place nre n it supiiiori. iu m ril, only iipi'rii.rs iu cr.iH uud leckleMie.-s: while inl.i.,.- ,l,.t. lb,. ,r,ll Ii nrirl n),.,! li.-ir filllctal valeti-111 wilhoiil a lilit-h on their eliu M, or U seUse of sluililti at llieir heaiK CotiTII- ui"til. in short, is converted i.to a va-l con-pi- lu Inquire about Ihcfo malters. The Statesman we have no doubt, will carry out its theory of popular sovereignty by advocating tho parage ora law. giving the Mormons the right to elect Iheir own (Jovernor, Judges, A;. Put there s another side to Ihi theory of popular sovereignly. The liichmtmil Kwfuirtr, Hie sire and shape uf a pie-dish, and the ewers like large l.uglU mtlk-jug. Copper ninlng. 1 ho Lake Surerior Journal says that tevetal Fugliih nud French parties have been making examinations iu the copiter regions of Lake Su- ncrior. and are so well pleased with what thev tlm organ oi mo Mmlliern w ingul Democracy, ( l(RV0 rl.n that they have delermiiied to make indeed the uuh wing that is left ul it, is utter-; JuTtmruts In thu business, uud to n'eoiiiuiend ly oppoMd totlie Bpliitol our suggestions. It , t (0 the capllalistsof their re-p-clive counlries. Dy this uivi rnllon two very Important element. Territory. t wo years nco, anil thu valuable coal He bis I legitimate busineM. Tho one, therefore, that seek lo lake (mm the other its legitimate busi unexplored and unknown, nd each time Tt h bw.! up in belter style. E. Gavcr, jr., formerly of our city (Colum bus), is elected to the legislature for this winter. kclare that the (ioverument nnit lako thl subject in hand, nt ouce, and send a sullklent force to Utah lor-.njiW ofo'dionce. A, tu il future admirvioti into the Union, the Unyuini discourses as lollows: " Utah . aunot come into this confedt r u y with Miygatuy as a legal iii'tituti'iii. .'uutttr or-i hi i I' may iii'inn the right of the p-npfo til a lei 1 itorv lo " ileienillll1' tlie;r own iUl1l(ltlotlS! bill th-re i ii of Miualti is. ngi.m. c, i.:iti.u i lie smerrigmy oi iu" .ml thre will to there as soon as llie com eont-eiii t in oi .viin th un lieoiiui jiiiius: ... , , a f.,,., ne.l a.-. iatio , U-lwrm n people who I ,,,,imi:,,tu"1 '" pride.-- Hie pare piornliiy til l!n religion t;f Ji- j iiMiiel a p. ople who live u id. r the domhiiuii ' JUn're l now s'uding In uur Probate el lu-l, a'td pi ae I've !'.; licehiious excesses of Court, one of lhoo curious cases in n gard In utal i..iriiail-ru. I lull cuniml approach llie bn-l ao.! kavluir several widuwii which, eve i capital and skill, will to acquind. These com- panics will send over miners who have hud ex-i pf rienco iu the mining region of Kuiope. Thu coiiiplel.on of the Canal lo the Sunt s cstlned to coiii'iieiico an era lu the progress ol I llie mineral region of the Lakes. No doubt ei-ts llutt lhere mines of copper und lion uk- M.w'ieigklvabovolhe sovereignly equal, if not superior to any on llie ylobe.- 'I he Hiveivignly of ira-oti, of re-1 Can', in) and skill are suro lo uiuku tln-m uvaiU- Sup 'rior I uuobctiueted. Were nua i. i.,i.:,ij-... i.. . ' i... .t Now thev are toinir i.i.. .!. J. ' .1! laid l-ire. ...d an oxcollenl arliol.. of coal . in !K, w,. '. .n.t.lnl,,,, rale! acl. un ily-l.i-! " rcprent. El Dorado county. CouH I go KIl"rf lk,.Tjfi areai'"i "iT"'- I- ' " "ec"itr, the Inter-, Locofocoi, I might In another year hold aome ii.rl..:urii. i c. i. i ii . 1 "' fl"'Kuol'lers, utlil lliifuMIT lore llg , r . Ii6 ' . l T!1 ' ,(1 ,'', '-y ir fully. A commendable i....r ....i..- i... ..... ..i "- competition would 1st' benelielal to the public, j ,...,.. u.uw.u ouionioi'ii jao umuEouraue ill W(,il ....I.. .Uu,v U,t,lpril . ,llflt ,rtln,.,l . Iiouwhch nvnlts from havinir the tost con- strucled. U'rt equipped, mid het mnuugedroad; a roau tuai ;s run wnti certainty a lo its connections, nml with culiie safety to lif", limb and liropeiiv. I lie luriii oi Kates nidi a w proposed tT the Convention will, if faithfully carried null nud niihcn il o t.y all, h the mean of enabling j each road t. perled und maintain itself a a first cl is1 road. For it is tolieuul that (here an? few road in eillier of the Slates of hio ur Indtntia, ; cou'itrneti d, i su-ittin tliem-ehes by chirgmg such uniform j has occupied a prouder business position. Wo the home ,u,d huiborof the innumerable whaler, ' I' il 1 " , J. " ! T e 6 .' 'y " Purl IV " I -i . i" at' ""ti . t .im iu , boiw FBK'iCIIT niHBJ" uipujeu oi .til. iew of I he propeet that ere lonir iho Islands ol the ruciiic will come tu their rescue, und exchange the product. nf the Sandwich. Aiisiialia. : and Society I1anil- for the liitnbering n-MUirres 1 of our Territory. Within Hie lat f;w months, 1 several vessels from Honolulu. ( latin, have transmitted cargoes of lumln-r to iieiuhboriuif Islands. I brinuinn in exchange llie produclnol Mij;ar,siill, t srup, nee, Ac, of that highly favored regUm or eotintrv. heveinl vci. l lu lhc Sound an lining O'tt cargiH' for Autralia, China, and1 other portions uf the orient, nml all things at present conspire to p ilnt out Washington Terrl-1 tory. and pirtioulatty the .Sound ami Str-iits, in the I CP, fur hi crops scui. tl nt , There was a un at -bout. " lle'ssafe, mother. the rain. F.re another monlh had rolled ly, 1 he's sale," cried littlo Turn. "ThouVt savetl another meeting was called tor a petilioti lor j me, Mary." said her husband, folding her iu his rain, but lhc result was the snme as before. I unm. "Hut what ails tkcoT limit seciu'st Many ul the people had their muck to dig, uml ! uiorc sorry than glad aU.ut ll. lint Marv rain would pre vent litem. Sumo wauled the could not speak; and if the strong arm ol her rain ililiiieiiiaieiy, some in one. pome iu two nun huMiand "t neld her up, she wonlil have some iu three days ; while others wanted to put ! tnllen to the ground the sudden joy.nftcr such it oil' longer. So Mr. Surely had not yet occa- great fear, had overcome her. " T'ui," said hi Rloti to cull for rain. . lather, " h i thy iiiuiber lean on thy shoulder, One year rolled by, and down lo that lime mid wo will lake her home." And i I th-ur hap-the people of Fallowilale had never unco toen py borne they poured forth Iheir thanks to (i d able tougree upon the exact kind of weather ' b,r III great gonduc; nnd Iheir happy lile lo they should havo, and the result wat they liegan , L'.qher tell dearer and holier for Ihe peril It had to open their eyes to the fact, thai this World 1 M'pu iu, nnd Tor the nearness lhat Iho danger would ire a strange place It the inhabitant - had brnuuht them unto Uud, Ami the tiolub could govern it. next day, was it not indeed a thanksgiving i line uiey nan ueeu nnigiug tor a power iney i ,my t A,igfiA a. .s. .Uagattnr. did not pusses, lliey had not seen lis nbtirditv; i but now they hut!, in goo truth, tried tu apply huTisriri uf Mrsm.vK i'owkii. Man nasi lie racy of placemen, teaiiai- d by tin adioih-r vil illelaliliL' leL'islation. deli-iiltii!' reb-iins, nmi inliniue trad- 1 I ridal altar of this Luniu covered wilh the sear u.illv il own iii-nial and muckworm spirit into ! and polluted by the poiwn of ioul di; the very IrkIv of the o inuniiiily. Ihu masses even, under h" p iial)is of such a deiiotnina- lion, seem tu to rendered insensible to llie usual intliience of honor ui.d viituous pi inciple; are deudciKil iilni't to the le mie example uf their rather: lo.-e ibe i;i-p'u ilii.g traditions uf an earlier gnulnc und giaudeur ut conduct, and vir- such bonr.rablo poet, as all that has to to done is to tog fur it-4t if tcoiif go rfoiru. I sm trespassing. I remain. THO. JNO. RIDfiWAY. I'aUure of E. Ci. Merrick. Thu Cleveland lit raid of last evening con tains Ihc following notice uf this cv cut : "The rumor of the failure of this cenllemau j was circulated lu Hie si reels jihbiday, but increiiuiiiy ami a nope inni ine report wuh laise, j pre veti ltd any mention of it in our column. Mr. : Merrick liaa been closely identified with busi er being contracted, but what will j ness transactions along our Lakts, und no one TaylnrS HMery of tlhlo. Ihi ork, which wo have already notic d. he ju.-t b en publish' d by 11. . DeibyAt'o. The pre-'nt volume 1-tb'W.ted o wb,,t Mr. Tayb'r de-ii'nte nt the nnle-lerriterial por-li'Ui of ih'f history ef the Slate, and conipr es i he p-riod totwce:i lltu jtar M.VI and 17.17. Of eonre, It relates almost exclusively lo llie r.iovcmrni and Wars ol the variou Indian nils, wiio iiimle it 1'ieir huutiti:i ami figliiins yround. Mr. Taylor h i, In this volume, acini the part ratln-r uf ediu-r than hisiochin : and from the vanou works which throw any liht xtiucleit h tlie st art i Ufw a bl!0 tKXWt in ,i,t) bm lof litorty Uwn llie history of ihi perloil. In ha e ease. ( 1 ,, ... . . Ini jt'Iv. ivirt cular y from Ihose which , ,1(lbt,v , and Monnon pnv.le. It appear., that one Mf iMy (j ,( l)p Innlly, if u d uetually, sink into Havre. Then, thing, exemptiuu from the restraints of d.ceney nre rmi' must purge herself of the presence nf p,d. gv , -Monnon pnv .leges. H appear mat Bll(, n't likely o n,., again in the Hew edl- my; sue mi.hi come wnn tuu iiiteun oi vugtu in-' vi iiitaui niuut. n ns.iieut o. jruro towiiMiip. in Hons. Thee eMnicls add greatly to Hie Innocence and strength. j this county, dlt d umclime last winter, leaving ! ti n st and value of Iho work. "There can to no fellowship between Mormon j ut t.l!(t ,!'. aH WH M,i,n.u.ida widow. It being Th's volume i one ul Ihu mns credit ubln Isanti Cbri-lian. They cannot e.t under the t , , . . h aillliiur h..W i HW ,r,,m 'e pres. f this cily, and f.-r tonuly same social system-they cannot be partners in ! "M'.Mh1 unM'ur- J lhir .ai.,,1,lu r 'mly nf ty.ography will softer nothing f.o, a co.ti- lioliileal power, treeilom ol couHienee Is ene , ihitou-h uh thioi ..h.... iiik , Ihe proreedhiga n d le-ull of the Convention, no attempt bus Ihh-h made, and no one monitor, a1 your eotiLiiiitlne Mi"ves, han desired, to put up the rales to the full extent authorized by the charti'i. On Ihe contrary, the rule governing all ha Iki ii to fi v the rales fur the transportation of freij.h a. id passengers as low as they Could, and aecolnppf h ihe further and imperious duty ui Mitt. lining the roads, and reasonably re tntn eraliiin ih" Mockholder. It i tolicn d that all of the measures considered and adopted by the Convention, are of gn at importune" to the welfare nf your respeo- live eoinpinies. And if tln-y shall receive your : approval n cordially ns ihey did that of the ; tie iiiis rs (,f the Convention, the credit uf each unci l y for which alone h is Imb bt'il for hi enviable position would prevent bust (mm making such' sarritlces a would rcrinur-ly injuro hi creditors and friends, "Mr. Merrick bears an honest name, earned by years of upright dealing, and ue Iiojh; his cm-barrorameuts are merely temporary. The New-York Herald of yesie.dnv i-aym The lailnro of Mr. K U. Merrick, uf 'Sackett's llartor, was annouucid in the mails from the Northern part of the State received nn Stiinidiiy. Ik was very largely engaged In the Lmutor trade in Canada, and also tu milling ul Oswego,' using liberal credits with scvc.ul ut die country Banks in hi vicinity. He was ricsidenl ol the Sackctt's Harbor Bank, tho nth his Invoh incuts, will be much enhanced for Ihc present and the I we hear, will not necessarily eiiilwrrasMihe Bank future. In looking lo the Cost of your roads, j Mr. M. imllered seierely a tew year aijo through llieir loeutioim, the nnt nre of the country they Suydam, Sage A Co.'s Vailures'in this ui.v. llis traverse, ihe great atnnuut of businens now re- present liabilities are estimated at StiU.nuO. rpiired l' h- tlotie by itiem, with tho certainty : The Lumtor bustneMi. In which he was actively of a large Increase nt thai business annually for Ivory ninny yi nr lo coni'1, the Integrity with 1 nil Ihe fashion, and I'm if i i tin to like it fust-1 that imwcr. under the toltef'lhat it was theirs, , nower of imilaliui! every motion but that of rale. Fred say I'm citliti the rust oil lu a hur-1 thev saw clearly that they were irettinir beyond itijiht. To effect this ho ita. in maturity ami t.. fkl.,.lln,l,iu Pu I,...,,,- 1 Ikn.p n.Ki.pi, l..lll. CO II, a In Im. I.....I l.tl In Kim lliliry nml i St, Louit Jhm. They saw that Nature's laws were faster in 1 leg, lij In hi arm ami hands, and d' in his lnc i the hands uf Nature's God. than in the hands ot i trunk, lie has also 4'M muscle. His heart ANKCnoTi: ut-- IIodaktii. A few monlh toforo Snuire's children. ln llie la-t Sabball. ul Ihu make (1 1 pul.-atintin In a minute; Iheietorc a,7 tu thl i Ingenious artist w a seized with the malady (tTfi Ttor r j(r. Surely' settlement, ut Fallow-1 In an hour, aiur.iUtill in a day. There are also which deprived secielv of one of in ino-l ills-, 1(-,.rp,i ,0 ,, connection with three complete circulations uf his blond iu the Miniiisie-o moMou-of, hv propo-m ui n.n muivii- IH, purish tint Iho people would nut n-teii lo it. short space ot an hour. In respect to the com-lesa pencil the Work he hasenliibd a Tail I'teou , q iicv had Isecome nllaclied to him, and the meet ' parative sin-ed of animated toings and nt iinpel- iugs, and they wiched him to stay. jtd tmdies, It may to rc.nnrketl that size nml " But I can no longer rest under our former ' roiiKtrucliou seem to have little Inlluetice, nor contract with regard to the weather," said the 1 has comparative strength, though one body giv-pa: tor. lug any quantity of tiioUun to another it is said "ior tin we wisn you to, returned Minip. , to lose iu mticii ot tin own. iho slum is oy no "Only preach lo us, nnd teach us and our means a small animal, and yet it can travel nn- childreii how to live, ami help us to to social j ly litty pace In a day; a worm rruwln only live ami nappy. ' i inches in nny secmius; out a mujuiru cun uy "Am . ' u schemes ul vrongrlot In the impunity of licc.iM), and project of gigantic wickedness ant breached, which a lew years tofnrc would havo caused a shivir nf indignation to run like a gathering earthquake through the whole laud. ArrAl.vn s toil Tinxsn vvmu LvnoK Titr.Kfl. Tlielilusgow (Seotbiml) Commonwealth gives an account of M GluMo-n' Patent Transplanter, an apparatus lhal is 1'iki h lo lie of signal service iu uriuiineiital planting nml niher uperaliuns counerlcii wilh rural liupiovt meats, enabling ,.y. the 1'rol.ale Conrl r.,,nirod lh aoman j ,,, eo,ry. 1, .ivo, , arra. plr.-nre to not, " , " " " ZITLZT? Wl an unwise and unjust competition in rates) why and morality quite another. The constitution .im Uftll Ui, wilu ytimt at his death, to filo ! the improvements our publishers are making guarantees religious litorly.hut gives no license I B ,(,,iii,m n-1c i s ic for her year's Hipuorl and lo ! witl' cfv Issue, and their enterprise bid fair lu Hie excesses of cone u pi sec lice. 1 ' " ' . 1 ' WKm to mxke uur cily n famous for bunks as it " Mormonism Is Ihencraey, a d Involvts not ! K1(p ,,,ic,' Ui lllC "l',r 4 ,,J 011,01 wl,Iuw- Tl,c fo now fr It- pork.-CtH. r.'nrf ff. only a social gradation and lucpiHlity, but nn I case Is now ponding upon Iho question us lo T1ft j.1P,;C(, (f )0 cnmmenilations In-slowed iHitl-republicaii alliance totwet elmieh and f which w idow I Ihr widow, and the attorney , a bv Hie tiiix'tte upon the book of Mr. Tavlor State. No country can to free lu which polyg. nMt nro wj,i0 nwake, nu tho novel and Inler- will to rcadllv Assented to by all who have rend ry.PT"' "T 7 u, : cuius nuftion. Wewill uive further iwrticu-l l' I?rw ,0 lnr.'1 " Jinnrrcetleni pop.. mi.- into, iij no co.mii ui itaruii t nj;iii. - - i larny aim saie in uhio anu the et. iHi iimveiMil , a wui-ii hh! vit-m v . xiie tiai'ttt. The people w ill repel its embrace w i aim uncotiqucrauie aversion. Without stop pin ii to discuss Ihe uuettion how getllicinnu io nny an esiuie. mint u mansion fM ,ho considerations in the lir I paragraph i.p- 1. ....... il, ,1 l.llilul.i.Ml It III W.llll Bill) CrTflVe. ft I . . ' 1 1 , however. Is rather too cool In the stock of each should to depressed. And they are uf Ihu opinion Hint a general and united concurreneo by your Boards, In the conservative meaure recommended by the Convention, nnd a faithful adherence to the same bv all. will bo tho means of raisin it the market value uf your stock In your roads, properly lo- cateii aim piuiciouiy omit, to a Manuaru nasm I clalmln,, for eiuclnnatl the merit ol II. lypo- J h , , ,., ro, , mj o) ,',10 , 1 LTranhicul iN-aiitr. ll Ihe Imok hn merit on .hut .... ... ..... -the first idea of which is said lo havu started in company, while the convivial glass was circulating annum his own tattle "My net uuderlnking.'' said Hogarth, "shall to the Knd of nil Things." "lf lhat Is the rase," replied no ofhisfiietids, "your business will be .hushed, fur there will to au en it ol ine painter. 1 "l here win no so,' nuswert d Hogarth, signing heavily, "and, therefore, Iho sooner my woik is done llie better." Accordingly ho togati the next day, and continued hist design wiltia diligence that seemed to indicate uu apprehension (as the report goes) ho should not live till he completed It. This, however, he did In tho most ingenious manner, by grouping everything which could denolo the end of all things a broken bottle an old hrnnin won. to the stump the butt cud of nu old llio-lock a cracked toll n tow unstrung -n crown tumbled in piece:, towers In ruins tlm signpost of n tavern, called Ihu World's Fud, tumbling tho moon in her wane Ihe man of the gloto burning a gibbet fulling, the body drop- ptug, and Ibe chains which held it dropping down Pliu'bu and hi hopes tolug dead in ihu clouds a vessel wrecked--! inie, with glass and scj the broken, a lulmero pijvu lu his moniii, tue ia-i wtiiu oi smuKe going om it a year or two. The utieraliou of Iran-planting is clh-cled by driving into Ihe around forge spades or cutlers around the Irees; these, lire held loiiether by a liuht framework of iron, uml extension rnl toing at inched to the upper part ol the spades, .no in e in iiio-u oil. ui the earth i by lever or srrew pott' sire.) with a lurec tidht-n nt ball of earth, ply to Iho institution of slavery. subject. Tub Chux Ku.nu rt:iu. The Tiilnut has i arsphicul Is auly. If the hook ha merit nn'lhst r n. i-..i' letter from a New-Orleans correspondent win re-1 "cere, moth-sty comH:l it to claim it for the ( Very ri-iH-ctrully, And.'' udded the pastor, while n (ear of pride Iwetilv million limes Its own leiietii In less than stood in his eye, ait he looked for an instant into nu hour. An elk cun run a mile and a half iu thu face of his own hnppy wife, "all things seven minutes; an witolopn a mile In a minute ; above our own sphere wu will leave with God, for tie doetli all things well. IbiAM DuiNKiMi. A Scutch pat son once preached a long sermon against dnnn drinking, a vice very prevalent in his purish, nnd from which, report says, he was hot himself wholly exempt, "Whatever ye do, brethren," said he," do It in moderation, anil atove all. to moderate in dram Iriiibiug. Yv lieu ye get up lu the tuurii, ye may tho wiltl mule of Tartaiy has awpccdcvcu great er than Uial ; nu eagle can uy eighteen leal ue nn hour ; and a Canary falcou can even reach 'J.ri0 leaeurs lu the short space nf sixteen hours. A violent wind trnvcls sixty milts it. an hour; bound, 1. 11- English feet in a second. Ituckr. ways drum drinking. U ye are very thirsty the morn, ve may just brace yourself with auilher bin hour- il'nUb u11 pel haps tak one before- luncheon, and in Mm Bllm' 1 ,,ttr ,n- "Hither just alter, which Is not very bliimalile, neither ; but ye thould nn to play-book opened, w ith "exeunt nmncfi- slumped mwaj-.nam uium uni uunj m ' ' In I cortierLmi empty purse,,d a Matute ol l"1r. H,e d.nne Is on tlie toukruptcy taken out uiain-t Nature. ,al'11' anf .h d,'Jllt ,ro "So far so go,Kl.'' tried Hogarth " nothing I ttIld(anc vtllU,.il away and perhap. remain hut ihis'-tnking his pencil in a sort . ",r " ,L' r,.1 ,H cuu u tl,u ao?n or prophetic Jurv. and d Ashing nu tho similitude " t0 l -'""' j ni a pnnilcr s pallet hroKen "I- in is, exclaimcu V , i. i , i .i . Pmu.Ait Disr asks. 'Ihe mind or man I sub ject to epidemic rm well as his body, but ul another oidcr. Plncuo, ihu black death, ami take a drain, ami another just afore brcaklusl, i lU'dtTB. have played their pari lu snme purpose nml iiioIi mw itnitheriilirr Lot vet 1111111.' lB. nl. ln the world s histury, unit 10 have ghouls and that the. nots Hie not at all tlisluilsd; nor Is it 1 tin' TMn lust. liecessnrv l d tins slate the tree, wnn us auiiereni oa.i.csn ih . ft, f,iriu,,,i Kidnappers In Uorecilcr. nnisatliusciu A -a O. lint man, Thomas, P, lis ami Authi ny ordingto I "ir''e notoiious kidnapper, were di'i-ov criu ut vut. iiun i icau Jim 1,111 vt orcesit r, oil ,.' iinhosayitheuewCutoneNHdiliou that won lo I r?hlin ruling -ompany. inu o.kk was I have left the States for Cuba, under the com-1 Jrarinllliarv n tU(. ftw,,fl,, Cincinnati may just- I maud of l.en. yultmau nat jatiru, ami mere is i y fiim ,mti M lUtS ny ptlm vf work uo hop" ol future snece. He says hu U pro.u-1 which was executed h'lhat city. t"oimiiu ised a full history of tho present orgatiixation, j Slaintnan and Ikmocrnt. Ihe iiameii uf ihe committees, Ihe amount of mo- : " Unttttt 1 raider too cool inclaiming W. II. ItrilBAItl), AI.FItKlt KKLLKY, WM. HKNMSoN. Jn., Commit ttt. One r Ihe Bank Cases. The Franklin Branch of Ihe State Bank, Interested, is proving a disastrous one this season. The yards at Albany and Troy, nt well as in this Cily, avo greatly overstocked." neyautocrltod.lUeperHinsliy whom suUribeil, or Lino.nnati the merit of Its 0)prf Trvswurer oT FrukUn when thev w.re ImiuitliAt.-lv b uauics oi persuin in ine cuy 01 cw-, "j. " uonnly. a trench around the lice. In 1 polled throiiuh the citr. A comluillce uf vluU ! Vo.k lhat have toen concerned h It, from a gen- j "lt" run ,i,n i riming uompuny, u.mer noose . Th, object of ll.ls suit is to recover back tho ho watched them. Hut man lU'm," uas acieu as ono ui me ucau men. --i i - taxes oi lz, I8,j, (talil to the Treasurer un- and thu names of pimnn in Ihe city of New-. traiuH,rUd to nny di.lance In safety. The tree j . ' " ' I U h . this document appears, it will to sought . The truth is, " the merit of lis lfu Xho fMovint wAt are itneraled upon ill the presence ol Hie writi the Commonvvcnllh, wus a broad nud luhy Iml ly In thu Fdinliurgh Cemeiery. ll waa ubout twehefect high, and ejtiumted In to thirty years old. It was lilted with a large udheieiit ball ol t-ni In, and being drawn by a lior.-e to anollicr part nf the Cemetery, was snfely nnd expeditiously placed in the pit prepared fur it. Much ing concealed weapons. A large nud excited crowed gathered round tho Court House, and It became, evident lhat the lives uf these men were In danger. A carriage was brought and an attempt to take tlitia off whs made, hut Ihe mob seized Hut man, nnd, after toaiing him larger trees havo been successfully transplanted i sorely, he promised to depart and never re- tiy misproetsB, ; tttni Wo B(rt ki(w lhc wiiJ1 cl(lIJ,h Mrs, Join s," said a genlleimm one day last J to speak will! certainly, but, as nt presold -d Hoirai ih, "the deed I dune all 1 over," It is very remarkable nud well known fact, that he never ugaiu look Ihe pullet lu hand, ll Is a circniiisluueo less known, perhaps, lhat he died in about a yenr alter he had finished this extraordinary tail-piece. k'uutfitrn atretic and Home (,'iistitr. A llhsi'i;nTi: (i vmk Cock. A remarkable lustaiico of the during f a gumo cock fotely occurred at Melton, Muwbrny to a yuuiig tinui named Hill, Ho was endeavoring to calch a hen. when a cock Hew at hint from the wall, striking one of his spurs In his neck just toll hid Ihu ear, whilo with the other spur he cut his lelt eyebrow nearly oil'. Hill was knocked dnwn, nnd from the Kr,.at quantity uf blond which rlowed. it wax tirst apprehended lhat thu jugular vein had been cut. tint, pi'prr. The New Knglond Hotel ut Cleveland Is to to rebuilt forthwith with all ihe modern improvo-meott, Mr. Ross will continue the leseeo. ing, Ve may tak uuu tolu.c ami mother just iioblln, witches and warlocks, iiiipsand demons. Am ssople are sometime si-ixed with inlluciixa. scarlatina and other catching comphilnl, suare Ihey with spirit rapping, tubte-turuing, mesmerism, clairvoyance and subjects allied, (il late vcurti iho devil, who was wont in former times lo smear tho brain with brimstone, ho toen rut her at a discount, and ghosts, or at all events spirits, It. tidier raiment limn winding--heets. have toe u rising hi the market. It is pnsMMc now for a man of stroim faith, like Kutorl Owen, to see tha ghost of Hamlet's lather, nud for a piece ot gold one may chat wilh Homer nml as tbo treatment nf Honr, Charleston, s. c Hummer, when railroud accidents weie so nu- j vised, wo think these pmceedlngs nsuiijustillnUe UllTOU, io a imiy wuo-e iinenum w.i niir.--man, " Mi. Jones, do you not feel worried about Mr. Jones while lie is on the car, in view ot llie many nccidenls tha' nre now occurring:" " No, not at all," reldi' d the ronlcnlcd lady; " for il he is killed I know I shall gel paid hull, because. Mr. William got bu ly dollars for hi cow thai was run over by the car." wilh much interest by all except the guilty par-1 nn.,"- uti.y or.ongp .u uw umu nWW , wmA ,n dpfunc0i h- wa of iiemxiTnTi by War tictpant. I Jrn'l Company," in whose office tho work waa : & Stali art anu nn pngen iirrrvtyprm; ine prrta- PitUK Fioht 11ti:r IIkatkn. -The St. Louis : Vork was done by tlie Franklin Company, and Ikttioerat gives the detail of a priro light that I very well done loo. This Is a small affair, hut came off nu the Illinois shore, opposite the low-1 w like to see Ihe honors fairly divided wheii the er part of that city, ou Iho 27 ih ol October, to-1 attempt In post the hooka and correct trrori Is tweeu Iho famous New-York boxer, Tom Ilycr, made. and Mc(inwat), a boxer or St. Louis. Tho priro was 3001). Sixty-four rounds were hail. Doth parties were pluck, and about equally bruised, i iHhuiTAST AmifsT at tiih Onto Paxirrv Tiinv Ono nf ftm flii.-vril In thn Ohln Punt. unjust i liable parties were pluck, and about equally bruised, i by the people of 1 On the sixty-loiirth round "Tom got tworaudnm : f 3 ' '"'' snoiBun luo niomo,.iuii.vi..i. t...iiMKiorB1.y, u r 'i .! It mamlala to (b. Klutit C.inrt or a. her-1 to 1. The Supreme Court of the U. S. has not yet directly decided that tho tax law of lbo'2 is unconstitutional.2. Nor Is such the necessary fleet of Its dccl-sloti lhat tho tax law of 1851 Is Invalid there being an essential difference lu the batet of the lawn, 9. Whatever power the U. S. Court hu to do-flne Its own jurisdiction, and to enforce Its own decision by its own means, it has no power by A Sao PimsiTCT. In view ol thu lalu dtsas- 1 made by MeUowan's friends. Tom's yielded, the troits elections at thu North, Gen. Pierce' hand ' umpires deciding lhal Mno was entitled lo .he organ at Washington consoled itself will. Hie fol- wager." And so ended lhc light, lowing: "There tntt, hauevtr, Or tin Svnthtrn mtm Tin: F.IMH.V IttuniMis ok Sm Jmix Fiumiux ; oppotithn lo Ihe Mininitntttmttfiy man ( rfl" Ir. SrRitit'K, Corresponding Srcrelary in jfie itouse, jruut Hit .n.mi."i, u-iil lnnd up to uf ihe Slate llourd of Agriculture, lu a commit- put lu a lo.il bl... A elaln, of f,,l play aa , , , , , M lUo tK0 Ktion , im Courl . m l tiiin In ov Mi-dnwan t frienil. 1 oni n v iel.li il. tlm " n ' .... found at hi residence iu this cily. He wa also 1 tho federal Court must tako the whole rtsponii alter tea, and uno between lea and supper ; and i HI '!KIC w l" Ari"'"8- 11 P"""' ' n. auilher jusl toforo and after supper would Hue ' B"1 7 " ienieuiy res,He ing sue, i,m lie amiss : but let me caution yv, biethreit, noi lo run into execs. Just when yo slnrt fur tod and when ye're ready to pop tnto't, and pcrhap w hen yu awake in Hie nibt to lake a dram or I Iwa, In no more than a Christian may law fully do; 1 . but brethren, let me urge ye not tu exceed w hat 1 have ineiilioueil, or may ho ye may pass the hounds of mink-ration. Uecolleel, brelliren, what the holy man raycth In Proverlm Xk'dl, W and 1 1 : " lie ye not among w ine bibbers ; among riotous ealrrs of tlesh, for (lie drunkard nnd (he glutton shall come tu poverty, and drowsiness, shall clothe a man wilh rags." This Is (he same pnr-son who unco prayed as follows; "Oh Lord, grant that we may neither chato nor to dinted, but o' the twa, let's to hu'lng it," "Ueutly the dews aro o'er mo stealing," said the man who had Ave due bills presented to him at one ami delusions, ami to entertain toilet thut Ihe :evil has still somethiug to attract him irom his brimstone lied. Tn tMt hi n m tHlli- ferra nf 1t.serth, Awl m littw lu loch cut on, or to make the dish run after the spoon, through the medium ol young latlicn lingers. isnulvn (Vine. Mm v. "1 am afraid, Frederick," said Mrs. Smith to her husband, "that Uetsey is dishonest:" "Ah! what makes you Hunk so! ' "Why, 1 gave her neveu apples to prepare for n pudding, and will you believe It, 1 counted over lite quarters, aim oniy loumi tweiuy-sven!""Are you sure you counted right?" "Yrs, fur 1 counted them live times carefully The world Is full of iniquity!" Betsey wu discharged without ft character. ami Oriir.itsi InKsru ii:i. 1 he Kuglih book ot Heraldry dcn-ril- the crol uf Mr John Franklin as precisely like lhat dtscrifod by lr. ltai In number live; and number tour, a Hie ne-t and motto, exactly, ul Lit ut. Faiiholinc, ol the expediitoi.. l no iniiinis on one ui uie inrks. II. l. S. U., aic evidently thoso of Assistant urgi-on 11. 1). S. (ioiMlnido, nnd that of A. Mel)., Ihose of Sut'tp'on A. Mcl'oiuld. Utntacrat, A I'Atrt of SM.iir.ns. An exchange says, a lady went inlu a hanlwaro store yesterday in winch there were a couple nt clerks and called for a pair of sunder, "h appose yon take ii. said nne nf Iho clerks "we bulk mutl." The proprietor of the store put them both mil. A cat tolonirlnir io a widow lady In Ohio, lately sat upon a half dozen of duck's eggs, and continued her attention until tho eggs were hatched; and thero la now n duo brood or six young ones, half duck and half cat, having duck head and cat talis; but what is moro wonderful, mt-tr and quack alternately, Tiik Two HoruM Stephen A. Hough., the Nebraska champion, and hrederick Imuula. the champion ol freedom, are toll, announced to speak In our cily to-morrow. An Immense crowd will todrawn together tohear them, (iod speed the right. Rockjord III.) Kcpubttcan, charged w ith atleniptiug to o.ist a convict by the namo of Met to c-cape from the Prison. Mr. Until", ono of the Hireciors, and Mr. Wilson. Hie Warden, were put in possession of facts. California Fahmimi Imulssb Chow. Tho Alta California contains tho following intelli gence of the crop, Ac in California : Thero Is no branch of buslneu coni-idt ixd at a lower ebb In this country at present than farming. It is the general Impression that every one engaged In Ibis occupation Is driving a ruinous nusinesa, it is scarcely rcasounnie to suppose that It could to otherwise, when ii is Isoniu in mind thai wheat 1 uot selling nt nne half Ihe price it brings In New-York, while Ubor ou this side of the continent Is three or four times as hig Tho native richness nf om soli makes up, however, in some Instances, for hiedbcrepancy. In coversation yesterday witha former from Al-amedacounly.nn the Ilay, afoe.tt len miles south nf Oakland, he informed it that be had found his crop this yesr unite prolitable. His land is a very choice selection. He had 7(1 acres of oats, which yleldtd 7,00 bushels, or atout W3 uiisbPl to the acre; IS actes of whent. which yielded l.fOU bushels, or almiil 7t huhel tn tho acre ; 2.1 acrea of barley, yielding l.SuO bushels, or fiO bushels to the acre ; and .U sere of potatoes, 17 of which had toen dug. producing 2,r00 sacks of 130 lbs each, or nearly 1:0,1)00 Ito lo the acre. Inoiaxa CiRRKM-r. A srnHeman. who hu recently returned from a tour in Indiana, and wnn uati an opportunity oi ascertaining tha mu. Iline.it of the people, assures us that there is a tlim determination to uphold iho Slate stock money. The business men say that they will not patron lie pnr tic out of the State who will not receive their money. If loiilivllle merchants receive It, they will do their business In Louisville, instead ol Cincinnati. An effort Is now being msde In Louisville to effect a satisfactory arrrangeineut. Should Indiana Stock money to rcceivrd Ihere by tha wholesale merchant, while it is not in Cincinnati, cnnlldenee, at lias), in Indiana will Im restored, and Cincinnati 1ms in em will mi Dec. Indianiaus have coiudde.nhh- .Vato pride, and are jealous of their currency while they tolieve n uas a goou mi i. it nut) in- wen for Cinoln blllty, and operato on the partirs alone not on the Stale Court. The cause being submitted to Judge lUrra of the Common pleas, on Iho written brief of i ami. to consult their InlomK f r ihey nisy be Messrs. Warden A Smith for the demurrer, and compatible with her own in ret ivc.eu to tM i.. kiii MLAHina wmrit Titr apuivhtiutioji isluicalmn lu the t:mclnnati f.ierfre, says: "Our , ... .... . . , , . ' u. r. ' ! currency question. -fW tnnati fWimrrri.?. I hi" actum since, lly a system o( well arranged overruled, and judgment girwn tbr tin who! I known to s-AVoB. ' , available fund, received w I thin the ptttrnt iear, lo all which, the Richmond Whig, the organ is about SID les than fifteen thoutand dollars, of the Southern Whiirs. reonninln in tloM n-m-a i. ..i., ,,r iu hr.n inii H h rir lfr.Tn.Hrr 1 W here in this used up Adliiinislrati-.D to look lor Add to tin, the fund ou hand from last year, rrantcit m arrest, i ne rxaminaiion will ouprruin u.r.. help? "Now. this I. n told asM-rtlon. and ccr-kt.111 71, and Hale S1.Wni.miI iho flenrcs , comP '5 ''"""'' morning at o'clock, before nrnurp or Fnstrnm. Uiulynuiostrecklessune. We have yet to leorn make the sum total about J2fl,7itl 71. lv-i. rieiu. eclved a larire, .dl prmhrtl npe, wilh Uie The drouth ol the past summer has tnb) upon r or ina uily. In tit that the Whig members uf the I louse, from the South, have tho most remote idea of standing up to every measure which thu Administration is known to favor. Indeed, we know of not a single W hig member uf thu Southern delegation who entertains any such a purpose, nor do we believe that there is ono such tu to found In nny nomnern stale." f tr Mr. Hugh O'Lalor, nf Cincinnati, has put us to Ijio expense of a letter postage, requesting us to contradict Ihe story of John Mitchell toing a ltoman Catholic. We do so, nu the authority of Hugh O'Lalor; ami w e would snggesi to Mr, O'Lalor that when he call for editorial courtesy, ho should treat editors w ilh the gentlemanly oourtesy uf paying the postage on his letters. Uls success will be tmaroved by the process. CrsTx.t. K.tn.HtiAit FiMMitrp to Tint Ohio. i above title. XH A a good deal has toen said alsout the 'On Saturday fot the locomotive Masbvdon,wlth I Territory, and Is published hy li- W. Ii town ft receipt of bad money at the State Fair nt New- Superintendent Fuller, passed over the Central , Co. Persons desiring lulormullon ol tbla new ark, we havo Inquired at tho ottlce uf tlm Secre-1 road from the Ohio river to anesvllle. The j nud rising Territory will do well to subscribe tary of Ihe Hoard, and tlud the following account track I reported lo to in good order. On Mon-1 for the Herald. At present the buslnesA plve Itvully. In ll fit (ton, I..rafn f'-minly. il frHi Lhi mark! lor hl h.i. 'Mrli li l.L mrf Wa have m f Jonr, In vwii Nn i,t-r w. m il-. -nd fet.l kx iraa than spircn, i uc ruvlu.bl. t tin It ha ill from WnkaraN, Kaoitas , ourmne; " Ullow'- he fci- rl ii. QoiA -n. ine dchu. loitave sxpenw oi filitr, - if j on a hrtt-fi hftp, fotnicd nirm i he si.ietra. n( Iosm'b on former occasions. At Columbus. , At Cleveland. , At Dayton, . . . At Newark. . . . Total ' day next. It Is reported, the regular (rains will for His paper is at lluffalo, N. Y. Letter ad- , 2.i 00 ,1H 60 . i. on I,'i0 .'.tl 1 run through from Columbu to the Ohio. It is 1 an Important event lo thl Cily and to Central i Ohio. JtiLTTttr following sentences nre said lo to taken from Hie writings nf n-diingtuii, and are - claimed as g,n.il Kuiiw Nolhing inuHiHts: pO Mr. M.TTOO-,, the newly elected county n jM not the policy ol litis country to employ Commissioner, was sworn in yesterday, and ha' nlleii', where it can well lie nvtrdt'd, either in entered upon tlm duties uf his oll'lee. Tlu. i "r nillllury wlk of Itfu.'1 Hoard of county CotnmWnncn now coulsi nf ' ,1,M'" ?r0',nl th f!,,,,cy "f. ,l,u dressed to O. W. Brown & Co, at that place will meet with prompt attention, pomm:1. There were upwards ol twelve thousand bithefo of potatoes afloat In Huston hnrlmr a few days ago, from Nova Scotia. They are a drug in that market at sixty-live cents ft bushel. 11 ring them along thl way then. A The Dayton (iattlte has just started un lis tilth vo1u.no. It is nns of lh tost edited and tn that reil'in can to hont,iii ai a e-si.t tpf pound. L'terJawif llrrnltt. j Franc's M. Ilrlsiow, one of the tosi men. ablrtt lawyers and s.tuiiilcsl Whig In nil thu southern part of Kentucky, I a candidate fur Congress, in piaco or tne lameim-u i-.wing. no lias im Whig opposition now Messrs. I'ndvrwood nnd Harbison having retired from the canvass. The How Hug Own Standard undeistnnd lhat Mr. Hales ( lcm.) 1-M also decUu.il the cnnli st. Mr. Hrlstow has, therefure. the track to lilmsrlf. Hut with or without a competitor, wc mke It, he Is destined to win the stake. trankfoi tCommon-If The railroad between Galena and t'hlmto Is tiwarit Liv.iur.mn, v. n. iaMaou itnn. opOB forr-igncrs, fo the exclusion o our turn most sprightly papers wo receive, and long may flnlsnfrd, and the cars aro now running toiwcen Mattoou. leituens. ' I u . i '.... B " i tus tnuviiioa.

(Dliio State $uunmL it rcitLrsuai DAILY, TIU-WKEKLY AND WEEKLY . BT TUB OHIO STATE JOURNAL CO MP AST. i .1.1 ll, flmrrnl 1 nif I TERMS, INVARIABLY IN ADVANCES j I. ..W 60 . 1 10 Uaiit-(iu tubjcnMri lu ou pwrear. " Mull " 0 0" " Ity (In Carrier, per week 12 !i ft. Tin ttHitiT 3 W yen-. XV kit 3 W 'I " CIub of ten anJ KTcr 160 " TEftJM OF AUVrilTIfllVG DV THE WJl'AKK. (IB!! U.tK u IM UK! i "Ji Ono iquurv 1 year ..$-0 (HI ; oiionoir3 wcsl;. Uno " Om.mth 10 00 ; tine " 2 wricks, Orw " B wni'ln 12 01 ; on " 1 ci-k.. On " 3 luaiitln 8 O'l ; oit " 6 'lay- Oat " Suioiitln 8 (m; on " 4 l.iyi.. nn II 'd. f. fll nil " lilt.. Urn " 1 month S W " 1 inprinn ou DlapUjsd stlvwtUemenU half mors tlin lh ilm- flAilrfrti"fmnt. l.l uni fliecil In tin eolumn of Allnotu-r r--iulreel Ihi iiuUMi.-il t law, J-sal rat. irnr,i.rul mi Ilin ini'li f xt-hism 1 afn r Itw llrt iri'i 60 ur cut m to tlinn the iiIkiyi- rales ; but All such will pirar In tin TrMVe.klv Mllirml elur;, Hulu" Ctrl, net i-i-ecllng tiio llnti, per Jr, hi-ti If, S'.'.tO .er hnf ; ouUil SJ. Notice of nieuliiw, cktriUbU noktl!, Arc ceinjt-nl.-. Ac bMf rrire. Advrtirmnt not serum sin led with wrilln direc-tt'ios will t inMrte.1 till lorbid, sad clitrtwlscowl-loirl-. i All trsnitenl ilt-ertUoiwnt routt be pull fa s-lrtnes. Wuklt (Jnr nquara one wsik, 60 crat ; twowctW, 75c ; thrtu wwk, $1 ; one mntli. $1 ,24 ; tbrw moutlii, 93.60 : lt month. ; ono year. 110. t'nder I ho nrrMtut ylsm, tin adrertlMr pari so much for His '.cs be o.-cnjiiei, the clung lwlr.it cbareNlile with the coniioIUua oulj. It ii now gen-trail r iloptt. livjy VOLUME XLV. COLUMBUS, OHIO, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1854. NUMBER 13 x The Opera. By our own Critic, Mb. Editoh: 1 ak your pardon for neglecting to xvrlto to yon lielore, but the truth of the matter is. 1 have been Kick, dud pnrt of the time sluco I wrote to yon last I have boon lint on my buck. so Unit I couldn't pit to go In coo the oeiy of "Krniinny" performed, ami in course couldn't tell you anything nbtiiit it. The wny 1 Rot niik waby finlin it "ihzrn J't irit w coiin Frtd called 'em. K red In n Klalimi ol mino tli;it I happened to come acrnnt Ihto In the city, and aa soon an ho saw mo lio ollt-red to "thow me around," providin, hi! euitl my ptisi tiring could Ptniul It. I told Ulm to k in. and ou the night afttT I wrote you my first letter we were kte roitin around town, as lie cnllnl it, and he asked me to flop in at some kind ot a shop and take a "rf:rn ViVrf." We Ifilh took a plate full, when I discovered tint tiny were oytus all the time, and told Fred wed better take onothir "dozen fried.'' Ho caved in, and in atxmt twoliourmilterwardfl wanso wonderl'ullv gripnl I had to ru to lied. 1 R"t well enoiiKn though to tend tlm opery on Friday to u the Coniick Ilnrber of Sell il If performed. Fred wiie aloiift. He stuck tome like a htp lick all the time 1 wan H'ck. and after 1 Kt almut n'uln caid he would lie my i,vrwnr all tin1 time 1 stopped in the city. I didii't exactly know what he meant by it, but p'piwo he wouldn't have caid H withotit'lie meant to do it. Fred aid I looked it little rusty hi my ilrest. but 1 him lohl 1 had on mv nicest, m he ought not to complain. He was drecfed in black breechen andf-wnller tailed coat, while waiMcnat and turn ilo.vn collar Story for Weatbrr-Griunblcn BT A13TIS C. HUH DICK. The Fmall p;u ih of Fallowilule had beon for H'.'Uie time willmut pattur. Tim lucmbera were noiirly all (atmcia, uud they had not much money to bestow upon the support of a clergy ui.ui; yet they wem willing to pay for anything that could promise them any due return ot t;ood. In t:oure of time, it h ippeued that the Ki v. Adam Surely visited Fallowdale, and, as aij.iMnlh pa.-sed during hi sojourn, ho held a nieetini; in tUu little parish church. The people tvere pkoitd with Im preach iug. and souio of iheui )ropu.'Ld inviting him to stay with them, and take eliargu of their Rpirilual welfare. Up-ou tha merits of this pruposiiiiia there w as a lonii tliscutKion. Parson surolv had eliJiiilled hid williunesa to take- up a permanent residence in Fallondale, but lhomembertcould nut so readily aree to have him. "1 don't K'O the um ol hiring u painon," said Mr. .Sharp, an old farmer of iho place, "lie can do us no good. It we have got any money to fparu, we had bettor lay il up for Kino thing eie. A narnon can't Uo me any good." To thi!t it wus amtwered that stated religious meetings would be of great Iwneiit to the younger tteonle ana uuo a source ol real gomi to ail. "1 don't know admit thut," swid Sharp, after no nail henril tnc argument npitum mm. fciiarp wo-hoiic of tho wealUiicst men in the parish, mid consequently otic of the most inline!. vial. "Ivo hearn tell," continued he, "of a puruoii that could pray for rain, and hava it come at any time. iow, n wo coum im upon mien a pardon as ihal, 1 would go fur hiring him,'' This opened a new idea to the uiisopliiHticfl-ted miiiils of Fallowdale. Tim farmers had ul-h red with long drought, and after arguing a while luiiir, they agreed to hire I'urMm Surely uirm the condition that he should give them rain whenever they wished it, and on the olher hand that be would give them (air weather whenever reipiircd. DeacousSniiLh uud Towns-hend were deputized to make thin arrangement known to the parson, and the people remained in the church while the mcKeengew went upon their errand. When the deacmis returned, .Mr. Surely accompanied them, lie smiled an he en tered uie ciimeii, ami witu a graceiui now Minted the people there a-uihled. "Vtell. my menus," lie taiu. as Tie ascended the ohilform in fr.nl of Ihedesk, " I have heard your request ot me, uml strange an it uiny appear. l navo come lo accept your proposals; oni i can only do it on one condition ; nud that I. mat your retptesl lor a cimiigc oi weaiuer ie umitiinimiH." This appeared very rensonahle, since every member ol lite parish had a deep interest in the farming huxiiiCfP, and ere long it wna arranged lhal Mr. Surely snoulu become tuintor o! 1-al- lowdalc, and that he should give the people ram whenever lliey asKeu lor it. neti iiir. n lay Hlran,,, an he wiid. My collar ctood j Surely rclunied to Ii'ih lodging, his wife was as htriiiirlit and ttilf an a wheelbiirry.side, fur I had llxed It to its place by ft dozen pins all around mv neck, and lold Fred every timo 1 got sight of tlie corner of it by looking eyes right or eyes left, that 1 thot It was " fity.'1 (1 have learned a heap of these big words sluco I wrote you hint. Well, we tended Iho opery. Fred had on glove", nirl carried In hln poek'-t his opery glass, the same kind ol a thing ttmt I callul a goggle, in my last loiter. Wc got In late, and the congregation had assembled. The first thing thut look my notice wan, (and I grew mightily tickh il over It,) that my letter to you about l hose peaky low-neck rs had skeertd mot all o' tho women thut had 'em on up into the cecond ntnry of Iho house, the upper tear, or drcn circle, n Fred called il; but 1 thought it ought to ltj called the umlrcs cir-etr. 1 didn't ree but one or two of tlm women below with their long necks, and mo I told Fred that my letter alwut the opery had kind o' raised 'em. Htnw! says he, don't you understand; why all tho low-neckers are goiu' up rtaiii", lo get iu tho Hllle narrow lioxes, so us 1 he feller kin have o belter chnnro, nnd look right down into Um without pnllin' out their opery pluls. Well, I'll swear, that idea kind o' took me. I pulled my bat rim down over my eyce, and, sajF I, "Frul lea go vp ttairs." "Now," tays Fred, alter wc derated muelvep, "you too nmr'n hull' of these irmales don't care a cusB aliout the opery, or tkientiflck muir. They don't know It tlat 'from a bull's- tail. Now. Iln.-re'fl n woman siltln u lectio to the left, (and Fred levelled hh opery glasa right nt the back of her head,) that's, jot come here to r-how olf her flue points of neck mid shoulder. Here, take a peep at her;'' and he handrd me his goggles. It put it up in my fuee. but kind o' waMil'-d Mint fust thai 1 couldn't see notion lit all; I couldn't git it on the place. "Why. dam il," says Fred, "you're Icokiutothe right. To Ibf lelt. to the left.'' At that 1 grablx'd the pesky thing will) both bands, took a rest airin one nf the poi'ts, and brought the infirm:) en t right down on her. How Inng 1 kept a loukin I don't know, lut Fred irot tired nnilin, ami cive me a undue, asked me what I wan doin. Fred," nys I, ! , was fist luii.'. hi tit fit r tinr point." He took havo it utterly aslounded ou hearing the nature of the contract tlint lie had entered into. ltut yon know you can't make it rain," per-Ipted Mis. .Surely ; "and you know the farmers will he wauling rain very often when thero is none for them. You will be disgraced." "1 will teach them a lesson quietly replied the pastor. "Ay that you cannot be as good oh your word; and w hen they have learned it they will turn you off." " We shall hec," was Mr. .Surely 's reply, an ho took up a book and commenced reading. This was a signal to desi-t from further conversation ou the subject, nud she at once olieyvd. Time Hew on, uud at length the hot ilavn of midsummer came, turtlireu weeUs.it had not rained, and the corn was Ix-ginning lo curl up lieiiuath the ellec s of tho drought. In this i-.v treiuily tho people bethought thetii'-elveii of the promises of their psialor, and Mime of them hue-Iciifd to his dwelling. "Come," said Sharp, who: hilly larm was silllering severely, "we want Fume- tain. You remember your promise." "Certainly," returned Mr. Surely, "ifymi w ill call a meeting ol the members of the parish, 1 1 will be With you this evening.'' Willi this, the applicants were peifictly salii lieil.niid they ha-tened to call the llock loetljiT. Now, you will see the hour of your disgrace,'1 sa'tl Mrs. Surely, after tho visitors had gone. "1 am sorry you undertook to deceive them so." " 1 did not deceive." " Yes, Surely, you did." " We shall see." "So wo shall see." The hour of meeting oauio round, and Mr. Surely met lib pcopli at the clunch ; -u,id they were ull there ; most of them anxioii'. u;id the rest curlou. 'Now,.uiy friends," said the pastor, rising upon the platform, " I havo come I t h'.ar your request. What is it " " We want rain." bluntly sp'.Iii- fainier Sharp. " and you know you prom hud to give It to n." "Ay. tain lain," repeated half a dozen roicos. Very well. ni'. when will you want to The Worsted Stocking. A TItUS BTORT. " Father will havo dono the great chimney tonight, won't he mother 1" taid little Tom Llow aid, as he stood waiting for his father's break- last, wtnen no carried to luin at ms worn every morniug. " lie said ha honed all the Fcaflblding would ho down to-night," answered his mother, " and that'll be a line eight : lor I never like the end ing of those great chimneys it's so ribky thy father's to be the last up." " F.h, then, but I'll go and see him, and help 'em to give a shout albro ho comes down," euid lorn. " And Ihen," continued his mother, if all goes right, wo are to nave a irolto to-morrow, uud i go into the country, and tako our dinners, and spend nil tlie day amongst tnc wood." " Hurrah 1" cried Tom. as be ran oil" to bU father place or work, with a can of milk in one hand and sotno bread in tho other. His mother stood at the door watching him as bo went merrily whistling down tho street, and then she thought of the dear father be was going to, and the dangerous work he was engaged in, and then her heart sought Its euro refuge, ami she prayed to tied to protect and bloat her treasures. Tom, with a light heart, purmcd his way to his father, and, leaving him his breakfast, went to his own work, which waa at some distance. Iu the evening, ou his way home, he went round to seo how his father was getting on. James Howard, the father, and a number of other workmen hud been building ouu ol those lolly chimneys, which, in our great manulaciuring towns, almost supply tho place of other architectural beauty. Tills chimney was one of tho highest and most tnprring that has ever boon erected ; and as Tom, Blinding his eyes from the slanting rnys id the setting sun, looked up to the top in search of his father, his heart almost sank within Mm at the appalling height. Tho scutfohling was almost all down; tho men at tho bottom were removing the last beams and poles. Tom's lather stood alono on the lop. He looked all round to see that everything was right, nud then waving his hat iu the air, the men below answered him with a long, loud cheer, little Tom shout-In ir as heartily as any ol them. Ah their voices died away, however, they heard u very dillerent sound a cry ol inarm and uorror irom aoove: "The rope! Tho rope!" The men looked round, and. coiled upon the ground lay the rope, which, liefore the scadolding was removed, should havo been fastened lo the chimney, tor Tom's fnther to come down by! The scaffolding had been taken down, without their remembering to take the rope- up. There was a dead silence. They nil knew It was Impossible to throw the roie up high enough to reach the top of Iho chimney ; or if he could. It would hardly havo boon safe. They stood iu silence and dismay, uuabln to give any help or think of any means of snlety. And Tom's father. He walked round and round the littlo circle, the dizzy height seeming every moment to grow more fearful, and the solid earth further and further from him. In the sudden panic ho lost his presence of mind, and his senses almost failed him. Ho shut his eyes; he fell as if, the next moment, he must lie dashed to pieces on the ground lielow, The day had parsed an. Industriously umUwilt ly as usual, with Tom's mother at home. She was alw ays busily employed fur her husband and children, in some wny or oilier; and to-day she had iH'i'ii hard, r at work than tibial, getting ready for the holiday to-morrow. She hud just linMicd all her preparation, and her thoughts were silently thankiugliod for her liuimv home. and (or all tlie blessings oi nie. wnen loin ran Ojjto State Iflitrnal. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1854. The Tournament. The Indianapolis Journal Introduces tho description of the recent tournament at Louisville with some very just reflections upon that sort ol pastime. As there is a vcln'of humor about it, wo copy for the bcaetlt of our readers. Wo condense the following account of the broomstick tournament at Louisville, on Monday, from the Journal. It will be seen from this description that it was not very much inferior to the silly performance in the Hippodrome of tlm same kind. Allowing lor tho greater practice and better trained horses or tho circus men, and we suspect the Louisville performance was pretty nearly as good as the other. The att'uir in both places has a strong smack of chil dren "ulavinir horse." with sucks, ine real joust hud euough danger about it to dignify it somcw hat, but this babyish imilat'on. punching at a ring with a pole, is inexpressibly foolish. "(Junder-pulling.'' as it requires greater strength and courage, and it is not entirely tree Irom the Hanger ol getting a wrist sprained, or some such trl-lle, ig altogether a more manly nud scneiblo sport. If it wouldn't lie deemed impertinent, wo would suggest that the next tournament be turned into a "itiinder-ptiUing," uud that the man that "get the head" shall name the Queen, the successful breaker of the neck name the first Maid of Honor, and the one that can show the highest hnndlul of soap squeezed oil' the gander's neck, imrno the second bounty. Wo can't promise that it will be found an improvement on the other at the first trial, but it ain't be worse. Ihe ktudits mieht enter Ihctnselvrsumler lilies appropriate to the spoi l, the Knight of theFealh-cr-tied. the Kniglil of the Soap-stick, the Knight of the Quill, (Hint w ill do for mi editor.) nud so on. Then some Mr.T.S. I'hillipscould work into his speech allusions to Iho salvation of Home, ami by "suggestion," iho preservation of the Union, and eulogies on domestic comfort, and all that, so handsomely, It would bo more originnt. too, than his half plagiarized speech from lluiko. Let it bo a gander-pullinjr Ken-tuckians by all menus. We judge from onu apparently Inadvertent remark in tho account thut the citizens and spectators generally regarded tho thing a a sort of humbug. " It didn't come up to the expectation.'' Still it seems to have lieeu rather I interesting to tho young ladies w ho were on exhibition for the prize of Iho Queen's crown. "Mdt hearts," says the .loumsi, "iniliered wilh hope." Oh! if it had been n "gander-pulling," what a cheering scene the lists wbuld have lieen, ami how the " Indies' side '' would have blazed with a "joyful lighting of the eyes" a some favorite knight dashed mnilly round the with perilous soap and crowned with hardly 1 ,c,'Jl W0,'W J1" Jilw P' :ye-i.i s, and puckering oi demure mouths, ami , ' m . ; ' " - in, lliey my the uxo at kill themselves they Mormon Olfficoltki Popular Sovereignty, Ono of the most difficult questions of fbo day, and upon which tho Administration is called to act, la, tho government of tho ilormon territory of Utah. It a a pari of this Union, and the Government must look after It, so long as it re in aim a territory. Congress makes annual appropriations of solid cash to pay the expenses of tho territorial government, and yet tue men to whom it is paid, In total disregard of all law, neglect, or refuse to make any rcturm, or iu any way to account to tho executive for tho manner in which this money il expended. For more, than two years, not a single vouchor or report has baen received from them, while they havo been in the annual receipt of the government funds. Sumo time since, Judges, not of Mormon fuith, were appointed by thu President, confirmed by Ihc Senate, and were sent among them. A very short residence satlslied them ttiat they had no practical authority, and that tho people treated them, and their attempts at the exercise of their judicial functions with great contempt. They were liually driven out of tho territory, and returned to WiiHliiugUm, with the history of their .exploit, which was po, Ushed iu the paper at the time, lii ighuin Young, the Patriarch of the flock, was, Homo tiruerince, appointed tiovernor. Mis commission has expired, yet no succcsfiorhiw bjeti appointed, and no successor can be appoint ed with any hopo of ncting as Governor, unless he has two or three regiment of troops at his command. In an address to his people, publish- d in tho Dcucrct Xtwt, of .March luth, Uric- hum Young holds the following language: " We have got a territorial government, utid I am and will bo the Governor, and no nnwr can hinder it. until the Lord Almighty says, ' llrigham. you ueed not be Governor any longer,' and then I am willing to yield to another." " No persons noid trouble themselves about whether or no ho would Ire removed, for the Lord would control Uml matter just us lie pleas- d, ami neiiiter l'resiueiu rierce nor any other dWwin's of veil. ILwo woulil luivo I,, ', the I'!''?' 1,0 m"1'':'' '' victor iu Iho darli.it aino rnlo prnctnillj "llu "7 "."-' , wilh tho conquered gander's heud proudly borne on a cane before him. What a shout would go up for tho "victor of a hundred" geese, when the pursuivant or herald proclaim- il that the Knight ol .leiterson-streei gutter, or ilear-gra-s run, "hud hvmself borne doulily in arms, and won tho smyles of Indjes faire." Hh ! a " gander-pulling " " is the thing," as Hamlet ays. 'i no uc:a tunc we want 10 oe mere msec. Machine Urmorralfi Ftuni ' Uur P-irtka nn 1 Our I'ulilicV In I'ld-mm a . limine. Tho oilier class of Democrat, whom we tie- nominate the olllcial or machine Democrats, be- his face was a wh.to as ashes; and he could caiisl. they move and talk an they arc wound up, hardly get his words out. "Mother! .Mother lie canna get down." "Who, lad Thy father?"' n-ked his mother. "They've forgotten to leave him the rope. answered Tom, still scarcely able to speak, lit.- menu as ihey appenr, yet constitute in reality a distinct and powerful body iu the Slate. Il is not a new remark, wc Iw lieve, that successful parlies suck in and collect about them huge squnds oi speculating politicians, who care noui uml her started up, horror-struck, and stood lor iB for tnili, righteousness, while lln-y havo a moment as if paralyzed; then pressing her j n raVL. )!t appetite lor distinction and proven-hand over her fuee. o.h if to shut out the terrible . ,i,T- '.y IUU not precisely camp-follower, lw-picture, and breathing a prayer to God for help, c:iUse they sometimes light in the li,,e, but their she rushed out of Hie hou-e. I interest in the cmitel is deteruiiut'fl rather by When she rescind the place where her hti'bnnd the pro.-pect of booly than by nny convictions wn nt work, a crowd hud collected round the foot of tho chimney, and stood He re quite helpless, gazing up with faces lull of sorrow, "lie say he'll throw himself down," exclaimed they, as'Mr. Howard caino up. "lie Is going to throw himself down." "Therj munna do thai, lad!" cried the wife, with clear, hopeful voice; "tlieo munna do that. Wait n bit. Tak' off thy stocking, hid, and un ravel it, nnd let down the thread with a bit of mortar. Host hear me, Jetn?" The man made a sign of aswut, for it seemed lliey may bo imagined to cnlertulii. Lilto 11 tut-ynn's Dy-Lnds, who followed Kellgiou for the silver slippers she wore, they are palrtolB Ire-came it 1 piotitabli! lo bo p.itriots, iu other words, they are Democrats fx cause Democrats nre generally In th nceiidunt, which means in olUec. Soim tliius lliey slip round lo the Whigs, when the Whig have a hiiro took for success. ; but they (hid it safer, in the long run, to Lo on tl.n ntlti r- k;,b, ., m. n itioi-n iinl.v tli.n ll.r v ' in shoutin'r the uthil rallTinu cries, none more glib in the common places of electioneering, and none fo uminrentty earnest ami "iueere. lint nt they come here, lest 1 should bend my liltlo linger." This looks very much like u declaration of war against Iho rest of the Union. It Is ut least n deliauco that is full of evil omen for the fu- Later from Europe The raclflo arrived in Now York, yesterday, with Liverpool dates to the lflth. Tho news is Interesting, but not very importaut, Tho garrison of Sevastopol numbers 30,001) men, atenchikofTB force in the field 30,000, and reinforcements are expected by the middle of uctober, which will swell the total Russian force in the Crimea to 90,000. This is about the force of the Allies, by sea and land, but they are constantly being reinforced. All tho smaller English steamers, as well as the entire French fleet, are on their wny from the Ualtic. All further operations are, therefore, presumed to be at an eud. Rumors are gathering strength (hat France and England actually havo under consideration the practicability of tho re-establish incut of tho Kingdom of Poland. A telegraphic dispatch of the llith from Marseilles, tho very latest news received, says (hat each ship of the Allied fleet Is to furnish one company of marines and eight guns, making a total of 200 guns, to assist m Uie siege of Se vastopol. Tho recent commercial failures in Great ltd- talti have produced disastrous effects upon several heavy produce houses iu Ireland, and several new suspen?ions are announced. Foreign refugees havo been ordered to leave .Madrid iu eight days. Loiters from China stale lhal three attemota i liad lieon miulo by the Insurgents to take Canton, all of which provel unsuccessful. An at tempt had lieen made to c licet a compromise with thu Insurgents, but it met wilh no success, and lighting was still going on. The Imperialists were making but littlo progress towards the re-eapturo of Shanghai. Immediate steps are to bo taken to stop the indirect trade of ltus:a through the Kussiau ports. The cholera Is spreading in Dublin, but Is abating In London. Samuel 1'hillips, the novelist, U dead. Dudley Maun, Col. Aspinwall, and Cramer, Secretary of the Russian Legation, arrived in the I'ucillc. Fttou tub Ancrit. We have mentioned the safe nnivnl of the British ship Enterprise, at Tort Clarence, in the Arctic Ocean, al'icr an nliseiico of over four years from England iu search of Sir John Frunklln. There is now no British ship engaged in tho search. The Enterprise being on her way home, tho only remaining vessel now out is tho American brig Advance, of the Grlnnell expedition, tinder the command of Doctor Kane. The Enterprise had uot been heard from since 18j2, until her recent unexpected appenrancc. uire pence ami wen ocu.g ol thai territory, j CnpL McCiure ot Ul0 Investigator, dpt. Sir The practical question in now forced up-n tho j Kuw(mI ,1(cirr r ,l,o Assi.iance, and Capt. Government at Washington, whether they will j Kt.j,,u o( llie ,c(ioI,lt(. uI(, wUh !k.,r crt.'wg . u I.., .r. u. mi i.uuo.1 u,o ouoyeu. or abandoned their vess. Is in the Ice, and are now wueuier uiey win permit mis lawless Hand to remain in open roitcllion, without nn effort to liring them to subjection. It is probable the subject will come up I K-f ore Congress at Its next session. Wo have thought that Ibe present nswcl of affairs in Utah affords a capital illustration of tho Locofuco idea of "popular sovereign ty," and wc tako the liberty, lu advance of the meeting of Congress, oi suggesting to the men who passed thu Ntrbrusku bill, that here is a chauco to flu-hh the work so gloriously begun in that measure. Let Congress pass nn act, authorizing the Mormons to elect their own Governor, Secretary oi state, Judges, Marshal. Ac. v hat right has tain wiw led first ofllccr of the IlritUi friiratc the President and Senate to usurp this prern-a- Tlgrr, which vessel wnsuiifortnnateiy run ashore in England, have been arraigned and tried by' court martial, and acquitud. Of these throe vessels, the first had been aliscnt lour years, and the tw o last two yeurs. Anxiety is now felt for tho Advance, under thu command of Doctor Kuue. When she returns, as it is hocd she may In safety, these hazardous expeditions will hardly bo renewed. They huvc yielded something to gingraphirnl science, but littlo or nothing to commerce. They coet too much both of life and money. Uablti of the Russian Lieut. II oyer, who alter the death of tho cap tive of freemen? Wo can not think of auy taster, or more Democratic way of escaping from the dilemma in which the Government is placed, and destroyed near Odessa some time ago, was sent home by thu l-.mperor of Russia in a very handsome manner. The Lieut, has given to tho Let there bo a practical application of the doc-! public bis Impressions ol the royal family, and ot at if he could not speak; ai:d, taking oil hi1 stockintr. unravelled Iho worried thread, row i.,,r, k,.., ,.r.. ,, , u,,. m-m dit uml 1,ui,l,l. nflerrow, Tho people stood round in breath- lKt K-oin ill rein. It ii upon Iheir shouldeis that less silence and Kiisp.-nse, wondering what Tom's iaCump.f.i m, -M nmi nro imrne to their pla-mother could le thinking of, and why .i tent : w,iif lri'l,and hum that 1'n. tonoii guard, him iu such luWo for the carpenter's ball of ni P.,.,blie nre sebcted in thu hour of Iheir twine. t celiose ami hitMen'ini: d'cay. ,et down one end ol the llireud with a nil oi q i.; t,i,M trin cs about which the people havo beard so much, during the late caavas?. If these Mormon" are not interfered with, if they arc left to carry nut the great idea of popular ttwtreignttf, there will bo no d'nliculty. Why not do il! Tho auswer lo this liut que-lloii brings up tho : i"0"1 simrnlar ; indeed. I havo sometimes fancl-other view of tho ca. Wo havo a Locofoco ' "I tIu,t lU','y LHr,l,, 10 1'- ? Tref ident, and a Loc-loeo Congrca. If, how-; MCU lU'vm wili, taking'a mouthful ol ever. one should infer from this, that tho ma-. the i lenient, which they would spurt out upon mocrats itlo ir innate flunkey-1 jority in agreed ht its ideas o( what constitutes their Imiids, and theu rub over thr-lr faces. There the habits of the people so fur ns ihey came un der his observation. Ono peculiarity of the laU Ut Is thus spoken of : Tho Indiilercnco of the people of this country. generally, to iho me of wutir appeared tube Washlnirton Territory. We have just received tho ' Pioneer anil Dem ocrat," dated at Olympia, Washington Territory, September 1C, 1854. It Is the first number of tho 3d volume, and is very creditable in its appearance, Among the items of nowa, we sea tho editor is crowing over the election returns. It ii for tunate for him that ho is ou the I'aciJlc, for bis Locofoco brethren berealouts do not have any business in that lino Ibis season. Thoy exhausted tho subject last year. Tho fine schooner " Emiliu Parker," was launched at Olympia. on the llth or September. It was built by II. D. Morgan, and is destined for the Piigot Sound trade. It is the pioneer in ship building In that place, but. from the abundance or flue timber, ,Ve., in that vicinity, it is soon to be followed by an extensive business Id that linn. Arlrcrtfraents of "Fruit and ornamental trees, vines, Ac." display a large variety of apples, tear?, cherries, plums, currants, Ac, lor sale. A Fketch of the past, und the present condi-Hon of th's new territory or Washington cannot (ail to be. iuteiVBling to our readers. The fol-lowing from the lending article In the above named paper conveys some lalunbloinformation: "Thltinj' tt;e thottsaud iiihnliiliiniR il.n mm total of our population two yearn ajio, the een- sil returns ot iho Marshal for last year fool- mi iWtij. nud it Is cimteieiitlv believed that to-day wo culd -Number n h-n.-.l titKlil. M.u k the difference." Two years ago, and there were biff Ihrecsuw mills in operation w ittiin t.ur preent iMUindnries ouu belonging to Mr. George Drew, near Cowlitz Landing, another at Oak Point, owned by Alieruethy A: Co., nnd the other, the property of Thomas. M. Chamber. E-q., near Steihcoom. Now our Territory can boast saw mills in operation one. running a gang of twelve saws, with some half a dozen muro under process of construction. amongst which is a steam saw mil! erected by tho Mcsr. Miller, a short distance Ixdow Olympia. in which a large gang will be introduced. Our Territory has now tho ma-, ehinenj and material lo supply tho Univtrtal I'acilic coast and islands ol the ocean wilh all the lumber, square timlser, piles, ship spars, A'c, that will Ire required lor tho next half century. Nay, further, China and Japan can Iw supplied to order, without an encroachment upon our I lumbering resources to an extent of crippling! thu ability of our territory In the furnishing of; an nucquuie supply. Railroad Convention. At tha adjourned Convention of the Ohio and Indiana Railroads recently held at Dayton, the following Address to tho Stockholders was reported by a Committee and adopted by the Convention ! TO TUB STOCKHOLDERS. 'The undersigned hive, in the foregoing, endeavored lo embody the results of the Convention, in ternn as adopted, and under distinct and appropriate head.. Nearly nil of the completed, and a force ma jority of the unfinished. Railroads in Indiana ami Oti to were represented in Convention. When It is uiulerntood that the rcnresenlatives I of your respective Roads were practical, well qualified mm, and whoe attention had thereto- lore been turned to the subjects acted upon, il j gives assurance that In the two sessions occupied by their deliberations, each of those subiceta wan I carefully und maturely considered. i ne can lor tins convent on wasnromnt v re- iponded to, because tin' object of such call" was apparent to all ; and the experience, of all the completed or running Roads hud demonstrated rhe necessity ola whnlwomo reform in the prices for l ho transportation oi passengers and freight, und In lli practice, grown to an abuse, of reduced fares in favor of particular classes, and the granting of free p;tses. That experience had also taught Directors and .Stockholders, that, In consideration of the treat ost nf coiMniction ai d ennininont nf tht.lr Roads, of the forge- expenditures annually required to keep their It-ad In good repair, and In (rood order: to provide the best and most safe nnd secure engine, ears and eou'mioent minor- ally, and pv for the rapid wear. Injury, and sometimes detruction of purtioui thereof: to-1 Keep una main lain a very numerous corjig ot employes, at salnrlei necessary and proper to Insuro the service of ihose of undoubted intco rity and capacity for their rc-pcctive posts; and to charge up and maintain, from time to timo, a siitlloieut sum. from the earnings, to moot the decay of lies nud other wooden structures ; the wear of tho iron, nud of the rolling stock generally, as well as the casualties of all kinds; many, tl not all or Un m, were not earning a net sum remunerative to thu stockholders on their in vestment. It is respectful I V submitted that mnL If nni all, of the Road, have, for the past one or two yenrs. bejii carrying passengers and freights at rak-s much lielow those, as maximum rates, allowed by their charter; lielow what was, at their Inception, promised to the public as cheap rates; lielow that which was promised tho stockholders when lliey Invested their capital; lielow that fair and sustaining rate so necessary to bavo the public well served with well equipped, well ofli- Two voars atoand there were nl lo ,v,nl ! ",m rL ' " ""i ,ow " the Territory. Now, on the waters of the Sound alone, we can number near tlfly tho Cowlitz, the Columbia, Shonlwater Hayall having nn adequate supply of legitimate and nourishing Die rcuu tile hooua. :;ir:d,Z!"i! J':1:;!" jrsitf . "-.!". It may be safely assumed, that a lartro malorl- ly of llie properly owners and tax payersofeach Mate, are deeply Interested in this matter. Railroads, constructed, or being constructed, Intersect most of the counties in these two States; some ca- ' "7":.? i" T ."" ,IUCT. "W" !? . to.vnM.ii, ulo.) tbrooitb l.icl. a nmi run,. T,Mh:tttl,Wr . ? ' ; 1",vo 0 lJklMo lu law .mount, in ?2 r mi '"' " ldi rth. community .t ,o iml ., ,1 IZZ .1 ,h " i r, P , ! I". Inl'TwM In ucb ml Thov. In common tl c S 1. ami ton n. on Iho Cowl K, to uml..., j wilh , MMiml ck,i,lfr, tcrle(i oh or liny. c , have .,rn into ralt.cr, , llti(, lhc K, luin, , , ir TMi M lHck.il. .c... cirlly. I,y oy.lcrm.-n, InmlHTmcu, uuc,u , (tl0 , , , b , aitidca c .... la hnnly .l ct,.r.r.g Briculm- , ,, , , JetM xZ,Jw- and along all th and sctilemeiit. l wo yearsago ami l he only ace ssible means p,.r v thu Mock p(.clej , orul. of gamiug a transit o this 1 en itory was up the Jlnry iUa(,,t in mfMJKi )WPi ml at a r.wf'n... Z. , It tl P!i ,?'.T f" 3 of """ w"'llj. "I''l"r .rlculturl, me- ftular not cfih dividemU of 8 or 10 per cent. The lofti.lnture.., representing Ihe.e Intercti of the people of ThnrMoti nti.l I'ioice coiiiitio m 1 , .ff "r 't S? To ' Tl'l "a 'i It '" i "" lb "'""'' tc POcn,confer. S I n of hl. S ,? V- lT"'lr!!'T:roa.thtlho road, rbotil.1 l,e made lint claw ami Allen, of this con. ly. S.nco then the Nun i ru,,,. ,.,, , , 11:1 ..h .. Chow paw, through which tho road pa..e,, has l.en ndoplcd hy Iho Secretary of War a Uie ' l,i i. ,, j?,7,V, ik.i. T.. .,J 1 "J vndtrilandint. nhnl lhall loar for Iho c'n.ttc.i.m of a ...ilitarv ,...!. 1 " K r A ',,itMd"ni.1'" for Sacmeoto rilr. Th., d.. .H .... ,u. IZZ'vl J'yilVml 1"r'"'"'" I blv ""'""'J' ' '"""'I'" - i 0M' "ere de"r"J,c,i W lliiummr, tho for- spent tlicreou, iitider the dlrcriiuu or L "ul. Ar-: .. in ,.' lf .!- ( . ,,rVi, uVt 1 , V - V. I Q0CT nu" xacm TC oiaartail;-; on Ui ,n . v.- , ,, ; n.atn eiuisc oi u.o injury I t cted upon almost1 . ,, - ,. nold.l.rvA. We havo now a very nassable . M uf lll0 niaiii ro ' RRilrood . contrary I think It all for the Nat, as no one ami piacncaoie roan icauitig iitrecuy into our , mu- llo lft hn ' J,,1,itlt i,, i seems to loose lv It. and each time t I COrrtMpoodtoo of th Ohlu Sum Journal. C. fi. Hotel, ILutTsnixz, Cal., September 25, Ibttl. Eorroiui Jovrsal: llaviug promised quite a numlMir nf ft-ianila ami im miinljinn.n lh. T Tould, immediately on my arrival iu this land, mciu ueux irom me oy iciier, tuiu iot wnen I sit ma down to fulfill said promise, I find the number more numerous than I can attend to In the short space of timo allotted me by mail (Atlantic mail closes on tho 28th, none again no til tbe 15th of next monlh). So, knowing the wide spread circulation which your valuable journal has, I tako It as a medium of making good my pledge, providing you deem theeo hastily written pages worthy the space. I arrived in this city laBt evening per mail coach from 'Foster's Bar,' a flourishing mining town situated on Yuba river, in tho Sierra Nevada mountains, distance from here thirty-live milesbeing ahead of the train about two weeks, and having walked tho last two hundred miles, including the route over tho Nevada?, wit& tbe exception ol the above thirty-live miles. There I became bo foot-sore that 'twas next to impossible to proceed farther in that wny, therefore I took tbo coach, and parted with my companions, three in number, who, I forgot to mention, started with me. My reasons fur leaving tho train were, that I was impatient to finish a journey which baa ituteu now more than a mouth longer than it should have done, and also that there was danger of being frozen in tbo mountains, or, what would be considered by mo at least equally as had, starved to death as wo were about out of provisions, and there was uo way of procuring any, as tho traders, to use their language, havo all 'vamosed tho ranch.' Tho reason we are so Into In getting in is, that wo overdone the thing in tho start. Up to Lara mle and Salt Lake wo passed every body, and after that every body passed us. Wo remained twenty-four days in Great Salt Lako Valley and Cily, enjoying ourselves in nmt every particular like the '&olut,' and recruiting our horses, as we supposed, but by tho time we had struck the Humboldt, they had fallen away to rapidly that you could almost seu it. They continued to get so poor that, hy tho timo we bad got a hun dred miles down that stream, we were obliged to abandon ono wagon, tents, harness, and many traps too numerous to mention, being unable to haul them. At what aro termed the -.Meadows ' near the " sink of Humboldt, we were obliged to biro an Arkansas train to haul m another wauon. and at Trucky Hirer Crossing, the termination of iho 'Great Desert,' wo got another train to take our buggy, thus reducing us to one wagon and the two sulkies. For tho Inst four hundred miles we had to pack it. We lost three horses on tha Big Desert, Irelng tho only ones lost up to tho time 1 left tho train which makes us probably tho most fortunate company (hat has passed over this season. The amount of stock driven over tho plains this season is more than double that of any previous one, particularly cattle and the amount lost on the way by the various common causes, such as stampedes, alkali, murine, swelling la the throat, Ac, Is perfectly astonishing. Along mo Humboldt and lruckey rivers and over the great desert, cattlu und horses aro literally stacked upon one another alt tho way and I understand it is still worse by tho Carton route. I would advise anyone who has a mind to try the pleaturet of the plains, or overland route, to come with cattle, or pack over with mules, any way out wtin a none train. Cattle will beat horses any time on this road. They will average 20 miles a day all tho way through. This may be hard to believe in a country whero they can go but 12 and 15 miles; but 20 miles per day is made here by a majority of those emigrating. The trip to mo has been a pleasant one, and I hope a profitable one also. I have never enjoyed as good health as I havo since I left St. Louis; hare not had one hour, nor one minute of lick-" ness. At starting from St. Louis, I was the lightest In weight but one In our train at Salt Lake I was tho heaviest. All the train but A. W. B., B. G. and myself, had tho mountain fever at a terriblo rate ; wc escaped it as we did the alkali, Ao. The above gents were In good health when I parted from them. I itmll remain in this cily until I recover the , while stopping n wo went along to squint diately audited. I ami thither by the wind, but at la't it reached through his gogjile at some friend of hi, as ho " No. no, not to night,'' enul Deacon Smith. I MR. outstretched bands that were waiting for il. naid, ,i-rei i'i tfit parkuy. " I have six or seie:i tons of well made hay j Tom held Hi ball of siring, while his mother Well, by the lime (he iiddler.'coinmi nci d and iu llie liehl. and I would not have it wet for any-1 tin) one end of it to the worsted thread. "Now llie curtain rolled up. 1 ktnd-n-lelt pi l fer lly lliitig." said another. pull it up slowly. " cried she lo her husband, easy about tho iotr-nrcl.rri. The fact Is. Mr. ( ' Si ha1 e 1 hay out," ndd d .Mr. I'eck. " We and she gradually unwound the siring as the I'.iuior, iir more i sn-ti into tm i;,r fiiiir i , won i navf n rani lo-iogoi. women drew H gently up. ll slopped uie ' I lien let it be to iuoriov.. string had reached her husband. "Now hold " It will lake me all day luinorrow to uet my , Mr inn fust, and null it tin,' cried she, and hay in," mid Smith. I the strtnir erew henvy, nud hard to mill, lor Tom stone, and keep fast hold of lhc other." cried ; ,m ,volli, m,, ,.in moimreliiM.. or satraps in jpvlar twrtignty, he would make a tad mis-: ,ni"t of course bo many persona in Russia who the opery gfo-s agtn and we shitted nroui.d lo j This very iii0hl ; Ul il min all nlghl loug." ! ,l,c to Lit hu.-baml. Iho little thread came j olK.r imUudes) tiouri.h Hie best in those calm K ' ,,ir lloInMJl' r n. tho other side of the house. End every once in , said funnel .-harp, to which several olhen-mime- j waving down the tall chimney, blown liiilier iiu,L.s vthen no treat cotiirovet;-y ntilulcs the! r "u"m,r ni Itlnd 'tm. and at la-t I told Kn d iu n kind of a foiirlh-ol-July way, lhal 1 wouldn't care u cu-if the dud domed dresses fell elcun i!u-n, foi mv part. 1 hns the object inn eainu up for llie two sue- The audience, was tine. Fad. w lieu lhc inus:c reed in jr. days; at lenirlli, by way uf compromise, i 'ni(.y watched It irraduallv and slowly iincodim comnienred. went oil into the ((if,, and talked Mr. Sharp proposed that lliey should have rain from the ground. a Hie string w as draw n higher, about the notes of the dyin wau, nnd bright i in just four day.i, " For by thai time, all llie hay j There wa but one coil Ml. It had rencte-d eyed beauty, and the lump shone over fair wo-, that, is now out can be got in, and we need not ! the top. Tlinuk Ood! thank Ood!'' exclaim-ineti nnd brave men, nud soil eyes looked soft to n:ut any" I -d llie wile. She hid her face in h"r hands in 1 1- eye, nud nt last wound up by "ye duds, thi.t Is " Slop, slop," ull.-red Mrs. riharp, pulling her ; .ut prnyer.and tremblingly rejoiced. The rope Iho top ul lile, ami all ol a Miilileii levelled ins wormy inisnami iy llie sleeve. " i nai is nieuay , was up. The iron to which it Mintilil lie laM--h. il limes when no great coulrovely ajjlalcs the nation, nnd no important emergency awakens slrr.i' nml burnlnif pawion". Ill n iM-ses wtmli call or lolty uinbilionn uud abilities, ihey are ot no use; in ttn-t, th- y are shrivelled and con-suiin d by Hie heat of tie in, and slink out ol the way tilfthe liery sloim i ) Lt. Hut in periods of comparative public iiiditlercnce or reaction, when Here nrefewwho cine to watch them, they swarui like maggots in a carrion. As the reins of power at tho-e time- me npt lo full into thu lo,r.wrtfTii, for in- ne of water ; but I only speak from the obcr- siauce, wnuiu my invt tnorts; oi me union Das rations 1 was enabled to make during my per- nothing lo tin wdft .Mormonisui, or polygamy, sonal experience in the country. Men In the n-ii t n-ih fur ndiius on into t bo I'n Lo It lioti-ls. wnero lliey proii-i to rtive you ine con- j,..i.i ..t ,r.i. i-. p,i,nl i V. ill,., 1. 1 .,,.: . venleuce t-f a wash-hnnd stand, the liains aw of goggle at a ttiw-nrektr, The opery commenced ---ye. ami without giving you the particulars, Mr. iMitur, It ended. The comic barb-r was Ibe snine thin legned strappln big fellow that played iu the opery of and tus mother hud bftened tlie thick rope to it. lull(s r liufo m(.n of a Tvkr or Fierce, for instance the golden hour for narrow intellects and base hearts ban ai rived. The art of Administration ul once d'-genenitcs into meie trickery of management. Toad Cl'rtwl Into the Scuts ot Hie eagles. Public policy Uncinate between llie awkwardness ut coiiK'ioii" inciuupclLi:ce, and lhc hluslerinif uiroLtatice ol bullviriti. The po-res- sioii ol otlice b' cuiiii s a badg", eitht r ut imh have vt to go lo Kuowliill. It nui-if t rain I was Ihere all rltiht; but would her husband be men. ; able to make u-c nf them 7 would not the ter-1 eit;,-( r r,,ntiing, or insolence. It is won for the rain should to in one week, then resumed j t prevent him from taking Iho nece-surv meas- lor hissiilOIVT Mie tun not Know tin his seat, lint thi'would not do. M.mv of the ' n Lucy Lauimei uinre, but Hien, there wan a little iri-ople wo.ild lint have it put oil' so long. iL inlliieiice which her few word had eercicd old fellow on the stage that I hadn't seen afore; If we can't have rain belorc then, we'd tot- j over him. .'he did not know the siretijrih that Fn;d said he wa.-Sing"r Rocky, lntw profunda, ; ler not have il ut all," said they. In short, the the sound of her voice, so calm ami slemlla-l. which meant profoundly lme. Well he had a f ineelingiesulli d in jul iiocoiiclusion ai nil, or i Imil tilled him with a if Hie little thread lhal voice a is a voice. Sometimes wli-u tut stretch. the people found il utterly impossible to agree 1 carried him Iho hope of lile once more, had coned nut Iilh neck nnd drawed the b;g Adam's ait-1 upon a time when it should rain. " I'ulil you , veved to him some portion of thut tailh in (..-d. pie in his throat he made it thunder. Fred aul can make up your mind tm ihi point." said the , wbieh nothing ever destroyed er shook in her - the it won like lhe"niu1leriii;;sol the coming i.lnrm." pa(or. as ho was nU.nl leaving the etuiixdi, It soiinueil lo inn just like I tin lime our ol .iax , inn-l all trust in I tie Lord. Ami utter 111. and neighbor Wu-tihurn'. bull g"t to lighting. ; people followed him from the place. Ajax was nn awlul nuinial, and U' a.-1 ilium's bull j l.oih I'eacuti Smith and Mr. Pek got their waji a little stuiiin tnil'-d geutleiiinii, lli it had no i li-iy salely in. but on the vuy ilay lliat 31 r. more lniin,ss with .ia tlinu "I to Hercules. They run togethir in the road, ami Ajax got the little tellers head and born riht down in tin mud, uud then when lie begin to back out and 1 tn nl wilh good gr, iM-ller, It wait woteb-iliil In hear him. Nngcr Rocky made me think of Hie tiui" very much, i Well I've fining it out so long already that I can't peilcml tr give ymi all my views of thu comic linrtor of Seville. Madamo Picky Vielty nppenrod for the first time. 1 ttiouuht she sung in right good time, but then she has loo much iT the nug lont paint iidoilt her. Her liiikbaud, Singer Vielly, sung tolerably sweet, but not so good as (lie oilier feller I spoke of before. He had a right smack smooth leg, I policed, nnd all the lvu ntcktrt kept a-lookingal 'email the lime. I'll write to you agin, and do It niore particularly the next lime, about the Italian ujicry Take notice, Mr. Editor, that "I'm up to buuII" about tho operv. They do nothing else but sing it, and they sing nothing but the linlian lung- imiIhkiv can nmierstaiiu it; hill, men, it true heart. She did not kiiow that.ns he waited there, the words came over him, east down, O my soul? and why art thou di quieted within ine? Hope limit in tinl.'' She lit led un her hear! loltod for hoite find strctiifth. Miarp ami ins iuis! v. ere io nave riancu lor m,c tuhi o nolhlug more tor her liu-nautl. ami ' atu t,,. m t, eoiiholliuy .-oinxioii. ii m fi-in i urn tu i IJ..H vhiiii-m, i uer iienrt tunicu in viini. ami rtsieti on niiu a .-liarp lo1-! his visit ; hut he met the disappoint-1 on a rock. services lhal would el-ewlmrc wniratit a halter, nnil it is eoiit'em d, not as the meed of p.itliotie deMTts, but as the wnu'e of supple nud mercenary service. They who dispense putronngf do so in the eoaviclioti of Walpole, thai evt ry man tinv It is price, ami they who rcceiie it take it with n full knowledge lhal the Mump nl vtinlily is on ever) token ol silver. Superiors in place nre n it supiiiori. iu m ril, only iipi'rii.rs iu cr.iH uud leckleMie.-s: while inl.i.,.- ,l,.t. lb,. ,r,ll Ii nrirl n),.,! li.-ir filllctal valeti-111 wilhoiil a lilit-h on their eliu M, or U seUse of sluililti at llieir heaiK CotiTII- ui"til. in short, is converted i.to a va-l con-pi- lu Inquire about Ihcfo malters. The Statesman we have no doubt, will carry out its theory of popular sovereignty by advocating tho parage ora law. giving the Mormons the right to elect Iheir own (Jovernor, Judges, A;. Put there s another side to Ihi theory of popular sovereignly. The liichmtmil Kwfuirtr, Hie sire and shape uf a pie-dish, and the ewers like large l.uglU mtlk-jug. Copper ninlng. 1 ho Lake Surerior Journal says that tevetal Fugliih nud French parties have been making examinations iu the copiter regions of Lake Su- ncrior. and are so well pleased with what thev tlm organ oi mo Mmlliern w ingul Democracy, ( l(RV0 rl.n that they have delermiiied to make indeed the uuh wing that is left ul it, is utter-; JuTtmruts In thu business, uud to n'eoiiiuiend ly oppoMd totlie Bpliitol our suggestions. It , t (0 the capllalistsof their re-p-clive counlries. Dy this uivi rnllon two very Important element. Territory. t wo years nco, anil thu valuable coal He bis I legitimate busineM. Tho one, therefore, that seek lo lake (mm the other its legitimate busi unexplored and unknown, nd each time Tt h bw.! up in belter style. E. Gavcr, jr., formerly of our city (Colum bus), is elected to the legislature for this winter. kclare that the (ioverument nnit lako thl subject in hand, nt ouce, and send a sullklent force to Utah lor-.njiW ofo'dionce. A, tu il future admirvioti into the Union, the Unyuini discourses as lollows: " Utah . aunot come into this confedt r u y with Miygatuy as a legal iii'tituti'iii. .'uutttr or-i hi i I' may iii'inn the right of the p-npfo til a lei 1 itorv lo " ileienillll1' tlie;r own iUl1l(ltlotlS! bill th-re i ii of Miualti is. ngi.m. c, i.:iti.u i lie smerrigmy oi iu" .ml thre will to there as soon as llie com eont-eiii t in oi .viin th un lieoiiui jiiiius: ... , , a f.,,., ne.l a.-. iatio , U-lwrm n people who I ,,,,imi:,,tu"1 '" pride.-- Hie pare piornliiy til l!n religion t;f Ji- j iiMiiel a p. ople who live u id. r the domhiiuii ' JUn're l now s'uding In uur Probate el lu-l, a'td pi ae I've !'.; licehiious excesses of Court, one of lhoo curious cases in n gard In utal i..iriiail-ru. I lull cuniml approach llie bn-l ao.! kavluir several widuwii which, eve i capital and skill, will to acquind. These com- panics will send over miners who have hud ex-i pf rienco iu the mining region of Kuiope. Thu coiiiplel.on of the Canal lo the Sunt s cstlned to coiii'iieiico an era lu the progress ol I llie mineral region of the Lakes. No doubt ei-ts llutt lhere mines of copper und lion uk- M.w'ieigklvabovolhe sovereignly equal, if not superior to any on llie ylobe.- 'I he Hiveivignly of ira-oti, of re-1 Can', in) and skill are suro lo uiuku tln-m uvaiU- Sup 'rior I uuobctiueted. Were nua i. i.,i.:,ij-... i.. . ' i... .t Now thev are toinir i.i.. .!. J. ' .1! laid l-ire. ...d an oxcollenl arliol.. of coal . in !K, w,. '. .n.t.lnl,,,, rale! acl. un ily-l.i-! " rcprent. El Dorado county. CouH I go KIl"rf lk,.Tjfi areai'"i "iT"'- I- ' " "ec"itr, the Inter-, Locofocoi, I might In another year hold aome ii.rl..:urii. i c. i. i ii . 1 "' fl"'Kuol'lers, utlil lliifuMIT lore llg , r . Ii6 ' . l T!1 ' ,(1 ,'', '-y ir fully. A commendable i....r ....i..- i... ..... ..i "- competition would 1st' benelielal to the public, j ,...,.. u.uw.u ouionioi'ii jao umuEouraue ill W(,il ....I.. .Uu,v U,t,lpril . ,llflt ,rtln,.,l . Iiouwhch nvnlts from havinir the tost con- strucled. U'rt equipped, mid het mnuugedroad; a roau tuai ;s run wnti certainty a lo its connections, nml with culiie safety to lif", limb and liropeiiv. I lie luriii oi Kates nidi a w proposed tT the Convention will, if faithfully carried null nud niihcn il o t.y all, h the mean of enabling j each road t. perled und maintain itself a a first cl is1 road. For it is tolieuul that (here an? few road in eillier of the Slates of hio ur Indtntia, ; cou'itrneti d, i su-ittin tliem-ehes by chirgmg such uniform j has occupied a prouder business position. Wo the home ,u,d huiborof the innumerable whaler, ' I' il 1 " , J. " ! T e 6 .' 'y " Purl IV " I -i . i" at' ""ti . t .im iu , boiw FBK'iCIIT niHBJ" uipujeu oi .til. iew of I he propeet that ere lonir iho Islands ol the ruciiic will come tu their rescue, und exchange the product. nf the Sandwich. Aiisiialia. : and Society I1anil- for the liitnbering n-MUirres 1 of our Territory. Within Hie lat f;w months, 1 several vessels from Honolulu. ( latin, have transmitted cargoes of lumln-r to iieiuhboriuif Islands. I brinuinn in exchange llie produclnol Mij;ar,siill, t srup, nee, Ac, of that highly favored regUm or eotintrv. heveinl vci. l lu lhc Sound an lining O'tt cargiH' for Autralia, China, and1 other portions uf the orient, nml all things at present conspire to p ilnt out Washington Terrl-1 tory. and pirtioulatty the .Sound ami Str-iits, in the I CP, fur hi crops scui. tl nt , There was a un at -bout. " lle'ssafe, mother. the rain. F.re another monlh had rolled ly, 1 he's sale," cried littlo Turn. "ThouVt savetl another meeting was called tor a petilioti lor j me, Mary." said her husband, folding her iu his rain, but lhc result was the snme as before. I unm. "Hut what ails tkcoT limit seciu'st Many ul the people had their muck to dig, uml ! uiorc sorry than glad aU.ut ll. lint Marv rain would pre vent litem. Sumo wauled the could not speak; and if the strong arm ol her rain ililiiieiiiaieiy, some in one. pome iu two nun huMiand "t neld her up, she wonlil have some iu three days ; while others wanted to put ! tnllen to the ground the sudden joy.nftcr such it oil' longer. So Mr. Surely had not yet occa- great fear, had overcome her. " T'ui," said hi Rloti to cull for rain. . lather, " h i thy iiiuiber lean on thy shoulder, One year rolled by, and down lo that lime mid wo will lake her home." And i I th-ur hap-the people of Fallowilale had never unco toen py borne they poured forth Iheir thanks to (i d able tougree upon the exact kind of weather ' b,r III great gonduc; nnd Iheir happy lile lo they should havo, and the result wat they liegan , L'.qher tell dearer and holier for Ihe peril It had to open their eyes to the fact, thai this World 1 M'pu iu, nnd Tor the nearness lhat Iho danger would ire a strange place It the inhabitant - had brnuuht them unto Uud, Ami the tiolub could govern it. next day, was it not indeed a thanksgiving i line uiey nan ueeu nnigiug tor a power iney i ,my t A,igfiA a. .s. .Uagattnr. did not pusses, lliey had not seen lis nbtirditv; i but now they hut!, in goo truth, tried tu apply huTisriri uf Mrsm.vK i'owkii. Man nasi lie racy of placemen, teaiiai- d by tin adioih-r vil illelaliliL' leL'islation. deli-iiltii!' reb-iins, nmi inliniue trad- 1 I ridal altar of this Luniu covered wilh the sear u.illv il own iii-nial and muckworm spirit into ! and polluted by the poiwn of ioul di; the very IrkIv of the o inuniiiily. Ihu masses even, under h" p iial)is of such a deiiotnina- lion, seem tu to rendered insensible to llie usual intliience of honor ui.d viituous pi inciple; are deudciKil iilni't to the le mie example uf their rather: lo.-e ibe i;i-p'u ilii.g traditions uf an earlier gnulnc und giaudeur ut conduct, and vir- such bonr.rablo poet, as all that has to to done is to tog fur it-4t if tcoiif go rfoiru. I sm trespassing. I remain. THO. JNO. RIDfiWAY. I'aUure of E. Ci. Merrick. Thu Cleveland lit raid of last evening con tains Ihc following notice uf this cv cut : "The rumor of the failure of this cenllemau j was circulated lu Hie si reels jihbiday, but increiiuiiiy ami a nope inni ine report wuh laise, j pre veti ltd any mention of it in our column. Mr. : Merrick liaa been closely identified with busi er being contracted, but what will j ness transactions along our Lakts, und no one TaylnrS HMery of tlhlo. Ihi ork, which wo have already notic d. he ju.-t b en publish' d by 11. . DeibyAt'o. The pre-'nt volume 1-tb'W.ted o wb,,t Mr. Tayb'r de-ii'nte nt the nnle-lerriterial por-li'Ui of ih'f history ef the Slate, and conipr es i he p-riod totwce:i lltu jtar M.VI and 17.17. Of eonre, It relates almost exclusively lo llie r.iovcmrni and Wars ol the variou Indian nils, wiio iiimle it 1'ieir huutiti:i ami figliiins yround. Mr. Taylor h i, In this volume, acini the part ratln-r uf ediu-r than hisiochin : and from the vanou works which throw any liht xtiucleit h tlie st art i Ufw a bl!0 tKXWt in ,i,t) bm lof litorty Uwn llie history of ihi perloil. In ha e ease. ( 1 ,, ... . . Ini jt'Iv. ivirt cular y from Ihose which , ,1(lbt,v , and Monnon pnv.le. It appear., that one Mf iMy (j ,( l)p Innlly, if u d uetually, sink into Havre. Then, thing, exemptiuu from the restraints of d.ceney nre rmi' must purge herself of the presence nf p,d. gv , -Monnon pnv .leges. H appear mat Bll(, n't likely o n,., again in the Hew edl- my; sue mi.hi come wnn tuu iiiteun oi vugtu in-' vi iiitaui niuut. n ns.iieut o. jruro towiiMiip. in Hons. Thee eMnicls add greatly to Hie Innocence and strength. j this county, dlt d umclime last winter, leaving ! ti n st and value of Iho work. "There can to no fellowship between Mormon j ut t.l!(t ,!'. aH WH M,i,n.u.ida widow. It being Th's volume i one ul Ihu mns credit ubln Isanti Cbri-lian. They cannot e.t under the t , , . . h aillliiur h..W i HW ,r,,m 'e pres. f this cily, and f.-r tonuly same social system-they cannot be partners in ! "M'.Mh1 unM'ur- J lhir .ai.,,1,lu r 'mly nf ty.ography will softer nothing f.o, a co.ti- lioliileal power, treeilom ol couHienee Is ene , ihitou-h uh thioi ..h.... iiik , Ihe proreedhiga n d le-ull of the Convention, no attempt bus Ihh-h made, and no one monitor, a1 your eotiLiiiitlne Mi"ves, han desired, to put up the rales to the full extent authorized by the charti'i. On Ihe contrary, the rule governing all ha Iki ii to fi v the rales fur the transportation of freij.h a. id passengers as low as they Could, and aecolnppf h ihe further and imperious duty ui Mitt. lining the roads, and reasonably re tntn eraliiin ih" Mockholder. It i tolicn d that all of the measures considered and adopted by the Convention, are of gn at importune" to the welfare nf your respeo- live eoinpinies. And if tln-y shall receive your : approval n cordially ns ihey did that of the ; tie iiiis rs (,f the Convention, the credit uf each unci l y for which alone h is Imb bt'il for hi enviable position would prevent bust (mm making such' sarritlces a would rcrinur-ly injuro hi creditors and friends, "Mr. Merrick bears an honest name, earned by years of upright dealing, and ue Iiojh; his cm-barrorameuts are merely temporary. The New-York Herald of yesie.dnv i-aym The lailnro of Mr. K U. Merrick, uf 'Sackett's llartor, was annouucid in the mails from the Northern part of the State received nn Stiinidiiy. Ik was very largely engaged In the Lmutor trade in Canada, and also tu milling ul Oswego,' using liberal credits with scvc.ul ut die country Banks in hi vicinity. He was ricsidenl ol the Sackctt's Harbor Bank, tho nth his Invoh incuts, will be much enhanced for Ihc present and the I we hear, will not necessarily eiiilwrrasMihe Bank future. In looking lo the Cost of your roads, j Mr. M. imllered seierely a tew year aijo through llieir loeutioim, the nnt nre of the country they Suydam, Sage A Co.'s Vailures'in this ui.v. llis traverse, ihe great atnnuut of businens now re- present liabilities are estimated at StiU.nuO. rpiired l' h- tlotie by itiem, with tho certainty : The Lumtor bustneMi. In which he was actively of a large Increase nt thai business annually for Ivory ninny yi nr lo coni'1, the Integrity with 1 nil Ihe fashion, and I'm if i i tin to like it fust-1 that imwcr. under the toltef'lhat it was theirs, , nower of imilaliui! every motion but that of rale. Fred say I'm citliti the rust oil lu a hur-1 thev saw clearly that they were irettinir beyond itijiht. To effect this ho ita. in maturity ami t.. fkl.,.lln,l,iu Pu I,...,,,- 1 Ikn.p n.Ki.pi, l..lll. CO II, a In Im. I.....I l.tl In Kim lliliry nml i St, Louit Jhm. They saw that Nature's laws were faster in 1 leg, lij In hi arm ami hands, and d' in his lnc i the hands uf Nature's God. than in the hands ot i trunk, lie has also 4'M muscle. His heart ANKCnoTi: ut-- IIodaktii. A few monlh toforo Snuire's children. ln llie la-t Sabball. ul Ihu make (1 1 pul.-atintin In a minute; Iheietorc a,7 tu thl i Ingenious artist w a seized with the malady (tTfi Ttor r j(r. Surely' settlement, ut Fallow-1 In an hour, aiur.iUtill in a day. There are also which deprived secielv of one of in ino-l ills-, 1(-,.rp,i ,0 ,, connection with three complete circulations uf his blond iu the Miniiisie-o moMou-of, hv propo-m ui n.n muivii- IH, purish tint Iho people would nut n-teii lo it. short space ot an hour. In respect to the com-lesa pencil the Work he hasenliibd a Tail I'teou , q iicv had Isecome nllaclied to him, and the meet ' parative sin-ed of animated toings and nt iinpel- iugs, and they wiched him to stay. jtd tmdies, It may to rc.nnrketl that size nml " But I can no longer rest under our former ' roiiKtrucliou seem to have little Inlluetice, nor contract with regard to the weather," said the 1 has comparative strength, though one body giv-pa: tor. lug any quantity of tiioUun to another it is said "ior tin we wisn you to, returned Minip. , to lose iu mticii ot tin own. iho slum is oy no "Only preach lo us, nnd teach us and our means a small animal, and yet it can travel nn- childreii how to live, ami help us to to social j ly litty pace In a day; a worm rruwln only live ami nappy. ' i inches in nny secmius; out a mujuiru cun uy "Am . ' u schemes ul vrongrlot In the impunity of licc.iM), and project of gigantic wickedness ant breached, which a lew years tofnrc would havo caused a shivir nf indignation to run like a gathering earthquake through the whole laud. ArrAl.vn s toil Tinxsn vvmu LvnoK Titr.Kfl. Tlielilusgow (Seotbiml) Commonwealth gives an account of M GluMo-n' Patent Transplanter, an apparatus lhal is 1'iki h lo lie of signal service iu uriuiineiital planting nml niher uperaliuns counerlcii wilh rural liupiovt meats, enabling ,.y. the 1'rol.ale Conrl r.,,nirod lh aoman j ,,, eo,ry. 1, .ivo, , arra. plr.-nre to not, " , " " " ZITLZT? Wl an unwise and unjust competition in rates) why and morality quite another. The constitution .im Uftll Ui, wilu ytimt at his death, to filo ! the improvements our publishers are making guarantees religious litorly.hut gives no license I B ,(,,iii,m n-1c i s ic for her year's Hipuorl and lo ! witl' cfv Issue, and their enterprise bid fair lu Hie excesses of cone u pi sec lice. 1 ' " ' . 1 ' WKm to mxke uur cily n famous for bunks as it " Mormonism Is Ihencraey, a d Involvts not ! K1(p ,,,ic,' Ui lllC "l',r 4 ,,J 011,01 wl,Iuw- Tl,c fo now fr It- pork.-CtH. r.'nrf ff. only a social gradation and lucpiHlity, but nn I case Is now ponding upon Iho question us lo T1ft j.1P,;C(, (f )0 cnmmenilations In-slowed iHitl-republicaii alliance totwet elmieh and f which w idow I Ihr widow, and the attorney , a bv Hie tiiix'tte upon the book of Mr. Tavlor State. No country can to free lu which polyg. nMt nro wj,i0 nwake, nu tho novel and Inler- will to rcadllv Assented to by all who have rend ry.PT"' "T 7 u, : cuius nuftion. Wewill uive further iwrticu-l l' I?rw ,0 lnr.'1 " Jinnrrcetleni pop.. mi.- into, iij no co.mii ui itaruii t nj;iii. - - i larny aim saie in uhio anu the et. iHi iimveiMil , a wui-ii hh! vit-m v . xiie tiai'ttt. The people w ill repel its embrace w i aim uncotiqucrauie aversion. Without stop pin ii to discuss Ihe uuettion how getllicinnu io nny an esiuie. mint u mansion fM ,ho considerations in the lir I paragraph i.p- 1. ....... il, ,1 l.llilul.i.Ml It III W.llll Bill) CrTflVe. ft I . . ' 1 1 , however. Is rather too cool In the stock of each should to depressed. And they are uf Ihu opinion Hint a general and united concurreneo by your Boards, In the conservative meaure recommended by the Convention, nnd a faithful adherence to the same bv all. will bo tho means of raisin it the market value uf your stock In your roads, properly lo- cateii aim piuiciouiy omit, to a Manuaru nasm I clalmln,, for eiuclnnatl the merit ol II. lypo- J h , , ,., ro, , mj o) ,',10 , 1 LTranhicul iN-aiitr. ll Ihe Imok hn merit on .hut .... ... ..... -the first idea of which is said lo havu started in company, while the convivial glass was circulating annum his own tattle "My net uuderlnking.'' said Hogarth, "shall to the Knd of nil Things." "lf lhat Is the rase," replied no ofhisfiietids, "your business will be .hushed, fur there will to au en it ol ine painter. 1 "l here win no so,' nuswert d Hogarth, signing heavily, "and, therefore, Iho sooner my woik is done llie better." Accordingly ho togati the next day, and continued hist design wiltia diligence that seemed to indicate uu apprehension (as the report goes) ho should not live till he completed It. This, however, he did In tho most ingenious manner, by grouping everything which could denolo the end of all things a broken bottle an old hrnnin won. to the stump the butt cud of nu old llio-lock a cracked toll n tow unstrung -n crown tumbled in piece:, towers In ruins tlm signpost of n tavern, called Ihu World's Fud, tumbling tho moon in her wane Ihe man of the gloto burning a gibbet fulling, the body drop- ptug, and Ibe chains which held it dropping down Pliu'bu and hi hopes tolug dead in ihu clouds a vessel wrecked--! inie, with glass and scj the broken, a lulmero pijvu lu his moniii, tue ia-i wtiiu oi smuKe going om it a year or two. The utieraliou of Iran-planting is clh-cled by driving into Ihe around forge spades or cutlers around the Irees; these, lire held loiiether by a liuht framework of iron, uml extension rnl toing at inched to the upper part ol the spades, .no in e in iiio-u oil. ui the earth i by lever or srrew pott' sire.) with a lurec tidht-n nt ball of earth, ply to Iho institution of slavery. subject. Tub Chux Ku.nu rt:iu. The Tiilnut has i arsphicul Is auly. If the hook ha merit nn'lhst r n. i-..i' letter from a New-Orleans correspondent win re-1 "cere, moth-sty comH:l it to claim it for the ( Very ri-iH-ctrully, And.'' udded the pastor, while n (ear of pride Iwetilv million limes Its own leiietii In less than stood in his eye, ait he looked for an instant into nu hour. An elk cun run a mile and a half iu thu face of his own hnppy wife, "all things seven minutes; an witolopn a mile In a minute ; above our own sphere wu will leave with God, for tie doetli all things well. IbiAM DuiNKiMi. A Scutch pat son once preached a long sermon against dnnn drinking, a vice very prevalent in his purish, nnd from which, report says, he was hot himself wholly exempt, "Whatever ye do, brethren," said he," do It in moderation, anil atove all. to moderate in dram Iriiibiug. Yv lieu ye get up lu the tuurii, ye may tho wiltl mule of Tartaiy has awpccdcvcu great er than Uial ; nu eagle can uy eighteen leal ue nn hour ; and a Canary falcou can even reach 'J.ri0 leaeurs lu the short space nf sixteen hours. A violent wind trnvcls sixty milts it. an hour; bound, 1. 11- English feet in a second. Ituckr. ways drum drinking. U ye are very thirsty the morn, ve may just brace yourself with auilher bin hour- il'nUb u11 pel haps tak one before- luncheon, and in Mm Bllm' 1 ,,ttr ,n- "Hither just alter, which Is not very bliimalile, neither ; but ye thould nn to play-book opened, w ith "exeunt nmncfi- slumped mwaj-.nam uium uni uunj m ' ' In I cortierLmi empty purse,,d a Matute ol l"1r. H,e d.nne Is on tlie toukruptcy taken out uiain-t Nature. ,al'11' anf .h d,'Jllt ,ro "So far so go,Kl.'' tried Hogarth " nothing I ttIld(anc vtllU,.il away and perhap. remain hut ihis'-tnking his pencil in a sort . ",r " ,L' r,.1 ,H cuu u tl,u ao?n or prophetic Jurv. and d Ashing nu tho similitude " t0 l -'""' j ni a pnnilcr s pallet hroKen "I- in is, exclaimcu V , i. i , i .i . Pmu.Ait Disr asks. 'Ihe mind or man I sub ject to epidemic rm well as his body, but ul another oidcr. Plncuo, ihu black death, ami take a drain, ami another just afore brcaklusl, i lU'dtTB. have played their pari lu snme purpose nml iiioIi mw itnitheriilirr Lot vet 1111111.' lB. nl. ln the world s histury, unit 10 have ghouls and that the. nots Hie not at all tlisluilsd; nor Is it 1 tin' TMn lust. liecessnrv l d tins slate the tree, wnn us auiiereni oa.i.csn ih . ft, f,iriu,,,i Kidnappers In Uorecilcr. nnisatliusciu A -a O. lint man, Thomas, P, lis ami Authi ny ordingto I "ir''e notoiious kidnapper, were di'i-ov criu ut vut. iiun i icau Jim 1,111 vt orcesit r, oil ,.' iinhosayitheuewCutoneNHdiliou that won lo I r?hlin ruling -ompany. inu o.kk was I have left the States for Cuba, under the com-1 Jrarinllliarv n tU(. ftw,,fl,, Cincinnati may just- I maud of l.en. yultmau nat jatiru, ami mere is i y fiim ,mti M lUtS ny ptlm vf work uo hop" ol future snece. He says hu U pro.u-1 which was executed h'lhat city. t"oimiiu ised a full history of tho present orgatiixation, j Slaintnan and Ikmocrnt. Ihe iiameii uf ihe committees, Ihe amount of mo- : " Unttttt 1 raider too cool inclaiming W. II. ItrilBAItl), AI.FItKlt KKLLKY, WM. HKNMSoN. Jn., Commit ttt. One r Ihe Bank Cases. The Franklin Branch of Ihe State Bank, Interested, is proving a disastrous one this season. The yards at Albany and Troy, nt well as in this Cily, avo greatly overstocked." neyautocrltod.lUeperHinsliy whom suUribeil, or Lino.nnati the merit of Its 0)prf Trvswurer oT FrukUn when thev w.re ImiuitliAt.-lv b uauics oi persuin in ine cuy 01 cw-, "j. " uonnly. a trench around the lice. In 1 polled throiiuh the citr. A comluillce uf vluU ! Vo.k lhat have toen concerned h It, from a gen- j "lt" run ,i,n i riming uompuny, u.mer noose . Th, object of ll.ls suit is to recover back tho ho watched them. Hut man lU'm," uas acieu as ono ui me ucau men. --i i - taxes oi lz, I8,j, (talil to the Treasurer un- and thu names of pimnn in Ihe city of New-. traiuH,rUd to nny di.lance In safety. The tree j . ' " ' I U h . this document appears, it will to sought . The truth is, " the merit of lis lfu Xho fMovint wAt are itneraled upon ill the presence ol Hie writi the Commonvvcnllh, wus a broad nud luhy Iml ly In thu Fdinliurgh Cemeiery. ll waa ubout twehefect high, and ejtiumted In to thirty years old. It was lilted with a large udheieiit ball ol t-ni In, and being drawn by a lior.-e to anollicr part nf the Cemetery, was snfely nnd expeditiously placed in the pit prepared fur it. Much ing concealed weapons. A large nud excited crowed gathered round tho Court House, and It became, evident lhat the lives uf these men were In danger. A carriage was brought and an attempt to take tlitia off whs made, hut Ihe mob seized Hut man, nnd, after toaiing him larger trees havo been successfully transplanted i sorely, he promised to depart and never re- tiy misproetsB, ; tttni Wo B(rt ki(w lhc wiiJ1 cl(lIJ,h Mrs, Join s," said a genlleimm one day last J to speak will! certainly, but, as nt presold -d Hoirai ih, "the deed I dune all 1 over," It is very remarkable nud well known fact, that he never ugaiu look Ihe pullet lu hand, ll Is a circniiisluueo less known, perhaps, lhat he died in about a yenr alter he had finished this extraordinary tail-piece. k'uutfitrn atretic and Home (,'iistitr. A llhsi'i;nTi: (i vmk Cock. A remarkable lustaiico of the during f a gumo cock fotely occurred at Melton, Muwbrny to a yuuiig tinui named Hill, Ho was endeavoring to calch a hen. when a cock Hew at hint from the wall, striking one of his spurs In his neck just toll hid Ihu ear, whilo with the other spur he cut his lelt eyebrow nearly oil'. Hill was knocked dnwn, nnd from the Kr,.at quantity uf blond which rlowed. it wax tirst apprehended lhat thu jugular vein had been cut. tint, pi'prr. The New Knglond Hotel ut Cleveland Is to to rebuilt forthwith with all ihe modern improvo-meott, Mr. Ross will continue the leseeo. ing, Ve may tak uuu tolu.c ami mother just iioblln, witches and warlocks, iiiipsand demons. Am ssople are sometime si-ixed with inlluciixa. scarlatina and other catching comphilnl, suare Ihey with spirit rapping, tubte-turuing, mesmerism, clairvoyance and subjects allied, (il late vcurti iho devil, who was wont in former times lo smear tho brain with brimstone, ho toen rut her at a discount, and ghosts, or at all events spirits, It. tidier raiment limn winding--heets. have toe u rising hi the market. It is pnsMMc now for a man of stroim faith, like Kutorl Owen, to see tha ghost of Hamlet's lather, nud for a piece ot gold one may chat wilh Homer nml as tbo treatment nf Honr, Charleston, s. c Hummer, when railroud accidents weie so nu- j vised, wo think these pmceedlngs nsuiijustillnUe UllTOU, io a imiy wuo-e iinenum w.i niir.--man, " Mi. Jones, do you not feel worried about Mr. Jones while lie is on the car, in view ot llie many nccidenls tha' nre now occurring:" " No, not at all," reldi' d the ronlcnlcd lady; " for il he is killed I know I shall gel paid hull, because. Mr. William got bu ly dollars for hi cow thai was run over by the car." wilh much interest by all except the guilty par-1 nn.,"- uti.y or.ongp .u uw umu nWW , wmA ,n dpfunc0i h- wa of iiemxiTnTi by War tictpant. I Jrn'l Company," in whose office tho work waa : & Stali art anu nn pngen iirrrvtyprm; ine prrta- PitUK Fioht 11ti:r IIkatkn. -The St. Louis : Vork was done by tlie Franklin Company, and Ikttioerat gives the detail of a priro light that I very well done loo. This Is a small affair, hut came off nu the Illinois shore, opposite the low-1 w like to see Ihe honors fairly divided wheii the er part of that city, ou Iho 27 ih ol October, to-1 attempt In post the hooka and correct trrori Is tweeu Iho famous New-York boxer, Tom Ilycr, made. and Mc(inwat), a boxer or St. Louis. Tho priro was 3001). Sixty-four rounds were hail. Doth parties were pluck, and about equally bruised, i iHhuiTAST AmifsT at tiih Onto Paxirrv Tiinv Ono nf ftm flii.-vril In thn Ohln Punt. unjust i liable parties were pluck, and about equally bruised, i by the people of 1 On the sixty-loiirth round "Tom got tworaudnm : f 3 ' '"'' snoiBun luo niomo,.iuii.vi..i. t...iiMKiorB1.y, u r 'i .! It mamlala to (b. Klutit C.inrt or a. her-1 to 1. The Supreme Court of the U. S. has not yet directly decided that tho tax law of lbo'2 is unconstitutional.2. Nor Is such the necessary fleet of Its dccl-sloti lhat tho tax law of 1851 Is Invalid there being an essential difference lu the batet of the lawn, 9. Whatever power the U. S. Court hu to do-flne Its own jurisdiction, and to enforce Its own decision by its own means, it has no power by A Sao PimsiTCT. In view ol thu lalu dtsas- 1 made by MeUowan's friends. Tom's yielded, the troits elections at thu North, Gen. Pierce' hand ' umpires deciding lhal Mno was entitled lo .he organ at Washington consoled itself will. Hie fol- wager." And so ended lhc light, lowing: "There tntt, hauevtr, Or tin Svnthtrn mtm Tin: F.IMH.V IttuniMis ok Sm Jmix Fiumiux ; oppotithn lo Ihe Mininitntttmttfiy man ( rfl" Ir. SrRitit'K, Corresponding Srcrelary in jfie itouse, jruut Hit .n.mi."i, u-iil lnnd up to uf ihe Slate llourd of Agriculture, lu a commit- put lu a lo.il bl... A elaln, of f,,l play aa , , , , , M lUo tK0 Ktion , im Courl . m l tiiin In ov Mi-dnwan t frienil. 1 oni n v iel.li il. tlm " n ' .... found at hi residence iu this cily. He wa also 1 tho federal Court must tako the whole rtsponii alter tea, and uno between lea and supper ; and i HI '!KIC w l" Ari"'"8- 11 P"""' ' n. auilher jusl toforo and after supper would Hue ' B"1 7 " ienieuiy res,He ing sue, i,m lie amiss : but let me caution yv, biethreit, noi lo run into execs. Just when yo slnrt fur tod and when ye're ready to pop tnto't, and pcrhap w hen yu awake in Hie nibt to lake a dram or I Iwa, In no more than a Christian may law fully do; 1 . but brethren, let me urge ye not tu exceed w hat 1 have ineiilioueil, or may ho ye may pass the hounds of mink-ration. Uecolleel, brelliren, what the holy man raycth In Proverlm Xk'dl, W and 1 1 : " lie ye not among w ine bibbers ; among riotous ealrrs of tlesh, for (lie drunkard nnd (he glutton shall come tu poverty, and drowsiness, shall clothe a man wilh rags." This Is (he same pnr-son who unco prayed as follows; "Oh Lord, grant that we may neither chato nor to dinted, but o' the twa, let's to hu'lng it," "Ueutly the dews aro o'er mo stealing," said the man who had Ave due bills presented to him at one ami delusions, ami to entertain toilet thut Ihe :evil has still somethiug to attract him irom his brimstone lied. Tn tMt hi n m tHlli- ferra nf 1t.serth, Awl m littw lu loch cut on, or to make the dish run after the spoon, through the medium ol young latlicn lingers. isnulvn (Vine. Mm v. "1 am afraid, Frederick," said Mrs. Smith to her husband, "that Uetsey is dishonest:" "Ah! what makes you Hunk so! ' "Why, 1 gave her neveu apples to prepare for n pudding, and will you believe It, 1 counted over lite quarters, aim oniy loumi tweiuy-sven!""Are you sure you counted right?" "Yrs, fur 1 counted them live times carefully The world Is full of iniquity!" Betsey wu discharged without ft character. ami Oriir.itsi InKsru ii:i. 1 he Kuglih book ot Heraldry dcn-ril- the crol uf Mr John Franklin as precisely like lhat dtscrifod by lr. ltai In number live; and number tour, a Hie ne-t and motto, exactly, ul Lit ut. Faiiholinc, ol the expediitoi.. l no iniiinis on one ui uie inrks. II. l. S. U., aic evidently thoso of Assistant urgi-on 11. 1). S. (ioiMlnido, nnd that of A. Mel)., Ihose of Sut'tp'on A. Mcl'oiuld. Utntacrat, A I'Atrt of SM.iir.ns. An exchange says, a lady went inlu a hanlwaro store yesterday in winch there were a couple nt clerks and called for a pair of sunder, "h appose yon take ii. said nne nf Iho clerks "we bulk mutl." The proprietor of the store put them both mil. A cat tolonirlnir io a widow lady In Ohio, lately sat upon a half dozen of duck's eggs, and continued her attention until tho eggs were hatched; and thero la now n duo brood or six young ones, half duck and half cat, having duck head and cat talis; but what is moro wonderful, mt-tr and quack alternately, Tiik Two HoruM Stephen A. Hough., the Nebraska champion, and hrederick Imuula. the champion ol freedom, are toll, announced to speak In our cily to-morrow. An Immense crowd will todrawn together tohear them, (iod speed the right. Rockjord III.) Kcpubttcan, charged w ith atleniptiug to o.ist a convict by the namo of Met to c-cape from the Prison. Mr. Until", ono of the Hireciors, and Mr. Wilson. Hie Warden, were put in possession of facts. California Fahmimi Imulssb Chow. Tho Alta California contains tho following intelli gence of the crop, Ac in California : Thero Is no branch of buslneu coni-idt ixd at a lower ebb In this country at present than farming. It is the general Impression that every one engaged In Ibis occupation Is driving a ruinous nusinesa, it is scarcely rcasounnie to suppose that It could to otherwise, when ii is Isoniu in mind thai wheat 1 uot selling nt nne half Ihe price it brings In New-York, while Ubor ou this side of the continent Is three or four times as hig Tho native richness nf om soli makes up, however, in some Instances, for hiedbcrepancy. In coversation yesterday witha former from Al-amedacounly.nn the Ilay, afoe.tt len miles south nf Oakland, he informed it that be had found his crop this yesr unite prolitable. His land is a very choice selection. He had 7(1 acres of oats, which yleldtd 7,00 bushels, or atout W3 uiisbPl to the acre; IS actes of whent. which yielded l.fOU bushels, or almiil 7t huhel tn tho acre ; 2.1 acrea of barley, yielding l.SuO bushels, or fiO bushels to the acre ; and .U sere of potatoes, 17 of which had toen dug. producing 2,r00 sacks of 130 lbs each, or nearly 1:0,1)00 Ito lo the acre. Inoiaxa CiRRKM-r. A srnHeman. who hu recently returned from a tour in Indiana, and wnn uati an opportunity oi ascertaining tha mu. Iline.it of the people, assures us that there is a tlim determination to uphold iho Slate stock money. The business men say that they will not patron lie pnr tic out of the State who will not receive their money. If loiilivllle merchants receive It, they will do their business In Louisville, instead ol Cincinnati. An effort Is now being msde In Louisville to effect a satisfactory arrrangeineut. Should Indiana Stock money to rcceivrd Ihere by tha wholesale merchant, while it is not in Cincinnati, cnnlldenee, at lias), in Indiana will Im restored, and Cincinnati 1ms in em will mi Dec. Indianiaus have coiudde.nhh- .Vato pride, and are jealous of their currency while they tolieve n uas a goou mi i. it nut) in- wen for Cinoln blllty, and operato on the partirs alone not on the Stale Court. The cause being submitted to Judge lUrra of the Common pleas, on Iho written brief of i ami. to consult their InlomK f r ihey nisy be Messrs. Warden A Smith for the demurrer, and compatible with her own in ret ivc.eu to tM i.. kiii MLAHina wmrit Titr apuivhtiutioji isluicalmn lu the t:mclnnati f.ierfre, says: "Our , ... .... . . , , . ' u. r. ' ! currency question. -fW tnnati fWimrrri.?. I hi" actum since, lly a system o( well arranged overruled, and judgment girwn tbr tin who! I known to s-AVoB. ' , available fund, received w I thin the ptttrnt iear, lo all which, the Richmond Whig, the organ is about SID les than fifteen thoutand dollars, of the Southern Whiirs. reonninln in tloM n-m-a i. ..i., ,,r iu hr.n inii H h rir lfr.Tn.Hrr 1 W here in this used up Adliiinislrati-.D to look lor Add to tin, the fund ou hand from last year, rrantcit m arrest, i ne rxaminaiion will ouprruin u.r.. help? "Now. this I. n told asM-rtlon. and ccr-kt.111 71, and Hale S1.Wni.miI iho flenrcs , comP '5 ''"""'' morning at o'clock, before nrnurp or Fnstrnm. Uiulynuiostrecklessune. We have yet to leorn make the sum total about J2fl,7itl 71. lv-i. rieiu. eclved a larire, .dl prmhrtl npe, wilh Uie The drouth ol the past summer has tnb) upon r or ina uily. In tit that the Whig members uf the I louse, from the South, have tho most remote idea of standing up to every measure which thu Administration is known to favor. Indeed, we know of not a single W hig member uf thu Southern delegation who entertains any such a purpose, nor do we believe that there is ono such tu to found In nny nomnern stale." f tr Mr. Hugh O'Lalor, nf Cincinnati, has put us to Ijio expense of a letter postage, requesting us to contradict Ihe story of John Mitchell toing a ltoman Catholic. We do so, nu the authority of Hugh O'Lalor; ami w e would snggesi to Mr, O'Lalor that when he call for editorial courtesy, ho should treat editors w ilh the gentlemanly oourtesy uf paying the postage on his letters. Uls success will be tmaroved by the process. CrsTx.t. K.tn.HtiAit FiMMitrp to Tint Ohio. i above title. XH A a good deal has toen said alsout the 'On Saturday fot the locomotive Masbvdon,wlth I Territory, and Is published hy li- W. Ii town ft receipt of bad money at the State Fair nt New- Superintendent Fuller, passed over the Central , Co. Persons desiring lulormullon ol tbla new ark, we havo Inquired at tho ottlce uf tlm Secre-1 road from the Ohio river to anesvllle. The j nud rising Territory will do well to subscribe tary of Ihe Hoard, and tlud the following account track I reported lo to in good order. On Mon-1 for the Herald. At present the buslnesA plve Itvully. In ll fit (ton, I..rafn f'-minly. il frHi Lhi mark! lor hl h.i. 'Mrli li l.L mrf Wa have m f Jonr, In vwii Nn i,t-r w. m il-. -nd fet.l kx iraa than spircn, i uc ruvlu.bl. t tin It ha ill from WnkaraN, Kaoitas , ourmne; " Ullow'- he fci- rl ii. QoiA -n. ine dchu. loitave sxpenw oi filitr, - if j on a hrtt-fi hftp, fotnicd nirm i he si.ietra. n( Iosm'b on former occasions. At Columbus. , At Cleveland. , At Dayton, . . . At Newark. . . . Total ' day next. It Is reported, the regular (rains will for His paper is at lluffalo, N. Y. Letter ad- , 2.i 00 ,1H 60 . i. on I,'i0 .'.tl 1 run through from Columbu to the Ohio. It is 1 an Important event lo thl Cily and to Central i Ohio. JtiLTTttr following sentences nre said lo to taken from Hie writings nf n-diingtuii, and are - claimed as g,n.il Kuiiw Nolhing inuHiHts: pO Mr. M.TTOO-,, the newly elected county n jM not the policy ol litis country to employ Commissioner, was sworn in yesterday, and ha' nlleii', where it can well lie nvtrdt'd, either in entered upon tlm duties uf his oll'lee. Tlu. i "r nillllury wlk of Itfu.'1 Hoard of county CotnmWnncn now coulsi nf ' ,1,M'" ?r0',nl th f!,,,,cy "f. ,l,u dressed to O. W. Brown & Co, at that place will meet with prompt attention, pomm:1. There were upwards ol twelve thousand bithefo of potatoes afloat In Huston hnrlmr a few days ago, from Nova Scotia. They are a drug in that market at sixty-live cents ft bushel. 11 ring them along thl way then. A The Dayton (iattlte has just started un lis tilth vo1u.no. It is nns of lh tost edited and tn that reil'in can to hont,iii ai a e-si.t tpf pound. L'terJawif llrrnltt. j Franc's M. Ilrlsiow, one of the tosi men. ablrtt lawyers and s.tuiiilcsl Whig In nil thu southern part of Kentucky, I a candidate fur Congress, in piaco or tne lameim-u i-.wing. no lias im Whig opposition now Messrs. I'ndvrwood nnd Harbison having retired from the canvass. The How Hug Own Standard undeistnnd lhat Mr. Hales ( lcm.) 1-M also decUu.il the cnnli st. Mr. Hrlstow has, therefure. the track to lilmsrlf. Hut with or without a competitor, wc mke It, he Is destined to win the stake. trankfoi tCommon-If The railroad between Galena and t'hlmto Is tiwarit Liv.iur.mn, v. n. iaMaou itnn. opOB forr-igncrs, fo the exclusion o our turn most sprightly papers wo receive, and long may flnlsnfrd, and the cars aro now running toiwcen Mattoou. leituens. ' I u . i '.... B " i tus tnuviiioa.